Mapping commands to keys..

[Steven M. Klass]

SWEET JESUS!!!  

	LINUX ROCKS!!!

Now my Logitech internet keyboard works like a charm.  Volume, Play, fwd, 
rev, Opera, kmail.  Man I love this stuff!!:)

Thanks dude



On Monday 09 April 2001 07:09, you wrote:
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> >          Does anyone know how to map a key execute a command, like a
> > /bin/sh script.
> > I don't think xmodmap will work, and kde can't do this.  I know
> > Enlightenment and WindowMaker can do this natively, but I am using
> > KDE2.1..  Any ideas..
>
> kde certaily can do this!  I don't know how I would live without all of my
> hotkeys.  In KDE1, get khotkeys, and for KDE2, look on the advanced tab of
> kmenuedit. Both of thsoe will let you assign arbitrary keys to run
> arbitrary programs.  (for the kde2 version, the command must exist in your
> menu somewhere, but that's easy enough)
>
> 	--Nick
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Steven M. Klass
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Andigilog Inc.
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