Dvorak keyboard shortcuts

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As a Hebrew, QWERTY, and Dvorak keyboard layout user, I'm especially
interested in configuring Fedora's keyboard shortcuts so that they
will always be the same physical key no matter what keyboard layout
and application I'm in. I've looked into this before, and I think that
I've seen solutions proposed (at the X level, maybe?), but googling
the issue has yet to find a solution for me. Please, what must one
configure so that keyboard shortcuts are bound to physical keys, and
therefore not dependent upon keyboard layout?

Thanks in advance. This has been one of the biggest issues for me
since moving from that_other_os over a year ago. I'd like to have it
resolved, once and for all.

Dotan Cohen

http://lyricslist.com/
http://what-is-what.com/

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