On Wed, Nov 09, 2011 at 02:51:35AM +1030, Tim wrote:
> Just wondering, whether it's possible to have more fine-grained control
> over key repeats when held down.
>
> Such as, it's rarely useful to have something like the A key repeat when
> held down (unless it's a control for a game), likewise with *most* other
> typeable characters. Yet it's frequently useful that delete and cursor
> keys do repeat.
if you're talking about tweaking the keyboard repeat rate IN AN X SESSION,
you could look up "man xset" which has a (non-obvious) syntax for tweaking
the keyboard repeat rate. I've used it in the past, don't remember the
details right now.
OTOH if you're in a character-mode virtual console (i.e., no X) most
BIOSes have an option for controlling the repeat rate that you can set
and have it always apply when at a text-mode console.
Fred
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