dalton@mit-caf.MIT.EDU (Timothy J. Dalton) (04/16/91)
We just upgraded our RS2030 to RISC/OS 4.51 and following the update, the Caps Lock and CTRL keys were somehow logically switched. How do I set the keys back to where I expect to find them ? Thanks, Tim +============================================================================+ | Timothy J. Dalton | +============================================================================+ | Materials Etching Technologies Laboratory dalton@caf.mit.edu | | Department of Chemical Engineering tjdalton@athena.mit.edu | | Massachusetts Institute of Technology dalton@mit-caf.uucp | +============================================================================+
trevc@tecate.mips.com (Trevor Cotton) (04/17/91)
In article <5992@mit-caf.MIT.EDU>, dalton@mit-caf.MIT.EDU (Timothy J. Dalton) writes: |> We just upgraded our RS2030 to RISC/OS 4.51 and following the update, |> the Caps Lock and CTRL keys were somehow logically switched. |> |> How do I set the keys back to where I expect to find them ? |> |> Thanks, |> |> Tim |> |> Changing the value of the PROM keyswtch variable will switch the meanings. -- --trevc--
cheung@sra.co.jp (Cheung Wah Kheang) (04/17/91)
In article <5992@mit-caf.MIT.EDU> dalton@mit-caf.UUCP (Timothy J. Dalton) writes: >We just upgraded our RS2030 to RISC/OS 4.51 and following the update, >the Caps Lock and CTRL keys were somehow logically switched. > >How do I set the keys back to where I expect to find them ? > Add the following lines into your .xsession/.xinitrc script: # #Switch Caps_Lock and Control_L # xmodmap -e "remove Lock = Caps_Lock" \ -e "remove Control = Control_L" \ -e "keysym Control_L = Caps_Lock" \ -e "keysym Caps_Lock = Control_L" \ -e "add Lock = Caps_Lock" \ -e "add Control = Control_L" ------------------------------------------------------------- cheung@sra.co.jp