George wrote:
> If I assign a keyboard shortcut to, say, Alt+f then it will only work
> when the keyboard is switched to English. If I change to another
> language the shortcut stops working. Is there some way around this?
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Not sure if this is directly relevant to your problem, but I have some
shortcuts defined by directly modifying the file ~/.xmodmaprc. These
also get lost whenever I change the keyboard language (I routinely
switch between three of these). I have found that I regain them if I
re-run the command :
xmodmap .xmodmaprc
The documentation suggests that you should not have to add the
".xmodmaprc" filename - this should be the default file that xmodmap
runs on, but in my hands it only works if I specify the filename.
So now whenever I switch keyboard language, I re-run the above command
and regain my shortcuts.
Bogus
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