Difference between revisions of "Linux on MacBook"
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=== xkb === |
=== xkb === |
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Make a backup of /usr/share/X11/xkb/keycodes/evdev and edit it as follows |
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TBA. |
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// Swap Rctrl and LCmd ==Leo |
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<RCTL> = 133; |
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//<RCTL> = 105; ==Leo |
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//<RALT> = 108; ==Leo |
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// Microsoft keyboard extra keys |
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//<LWIN> = 133; ==Leo |
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... |
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// Assign Delete to R_opt ==Leo |
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<DELE> = 108; |
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//<DELE> = 119; ==Leo |
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== Reversing the Fn key == |
== Reversing the Fn key == |
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Revision as of 23:15, 28 October 2017
Installation of Ubuntu/Linux on MacBook is straightforward nowadays. However, there are a few small things that may need to be improved.
Contents
Keyboard
Remapping the Alt_R to Delete
This can be done either with xmodmap or xkb manipulation.
xmodmap
Edit the ~/.Xmodmap file:
Then run this to test
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap
Add the same command to the Startup Aplications.
Note, this may not survive wakeup from Sleep.
xkb
Make a backup of /usr/share/X11/xkb/keycodes/evdev and edit it as follows
// Swap Rctrl and LCmd ==Leo <RCTL> = 133; //<RCTL> = 105; ==Leo //<RALT> = 108; ==Leo // Microsoft keyboard extra keys //<LWIN> = 133; ==Leo
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// Assign Delete to R_opt ==Leo <DELE> = 108; //<DELE> = 119; ==Leo
Reversing the Fn key
For example, to make F10 act as F10 instead of Mute, we need to reverse the Fn key, so that by default the F keys act as the F keys and with Fn+F* they do the extended functions.
Do this:
sudo bash -c "echo 2 > /sys/module/hid_apple/parameters/fnmode"
