[ltp] What are you doing with 2 keys around 'up' arrow ?

[Marius Gedminas]

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On Fri, Aug 31, 2007 at 09:07:48AM -0700, Matt Graham wrote:
> This doesn't help with what I'd like to use these keys for.  I'd like to =
map=20
> these keys to Super_R and Super_L for use with compiz-fusion's default=20
> keybindings.  Problem is, in the default keymap, the keys repeat instead =
of=20
> sending one KeyPress (like Shift and Alt do).  I don't know how to make t=
hem=20
> stop repeating.  Yes, I asked on comp.os.linux.x ; nobody replied.

I tried to map one to Alt_R, and got the same problem.  My attempts to
disable autorepeat (via xset -r 234, or via xkb rules) failed.

Are these keys normal keys, or something that the thinkpad-keys daemon
simulates by polling bits in nvram?

Marius Gedminas
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