Did you try xconf-query? man xconf-query suomi On 2015-08-23 19:37, Tom Horsley wrote:
I can't help I'm afraid, but I noticed that with fedora 22 on my system, the keyboard always starts with the numlock LED turned on, but the actual numlock keyboard state turned off. Something is definitely "helpfully" screwing around with this stuff, but I have no idea what is doing it. Since I use kdm as a login manager, I found I could add a command to /etc/kde/kdm/Xsetup to get it to run as soon as the login screen starts: xset led off How to get it to actually turn numlock on, I don't know (I prefer it off). Maybe something that uses the XTEST extension could be used to simulate pressing the numlock key.
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