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Under LXDE, the Enter key is actually KP_Enter, while some application only accept ordinary "Return". For this eventuality, "Set Deb HW Keys" maps <u>Shift+Enter</u> to Return.
Under LXDE, the Enter key is actually KP_Enter, while some application only accept ordinary "Return". For this eventuality, "Set Deb HW Keys" maps <u>Shift+Enter</u> to Return.
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You can edit /home/user/.xbindkeysrc to include more key mappings that you might find desirable in the absence of the virtual keyboard (which on the N900 in Debian chroot is only accessible in the XTerminal). For example
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You can edit /home/user/.xbindkeysrc to include more key mappings that you might find desirable in the absence of the virtual keyboard (which in Debian chroot is only accessible in the XTerminal). For example
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"xvkbd -xsendevent -text '\e'"
"xvkbd -xsendevent -text '\e'"

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