Regional Keyboards #148
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Regional Keyboards #148
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This is ready for review but I could give #131 a shot while I'm at it |
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Ah, I needed |
Huh, this is an interesting failure mode. So it seems before installing |
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This was on |
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Caveat: since there is no "default" keymap anymore, the web-keyboards page doesn't show which keys are pressed but just adds a
.each time a key is down. Keyboards that are not configured (associated to a page/program) still send events, but they use an invented keysym (Unknown_$scancode) and are not grabbed by folk.lib/keymap.tclhas both a C/libkeymap and sh/dumpkeys implementation; the former requires buildingkbdwith--enable-libkeymap(not the default on Debian) and the latter requires root access. Either way theconsole-datapackage needs to be installed. That should be the case on most end-user Linux boxes, but if needed we could ship a default keymap as fallback (sudo dumpkeys -kf | gzip, ~3kb)