Hi Find whatever keyboard map file you are using, where it is depends on what distribution you have. Most distros just load the appropriate keymap from /usr/share/keymaps or /usr/lib/keymaps, but I know debian actually copies the chosen keymap into /etc somewhere (can't remember exactly where now). Once you find it, gunzip it if necessary and put the following line in it: keycode 100 = Alt Save it, gzip it, and load it with the loadkeys command. There ya go. HTH On Sat, 24 Apr 2004, Garrett Klein wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > Hello all, > > Now that I have CVS Speakup working (just had to start with a > new source tree), I am wondering this. How the hell do I get my right > alt key back? Being a creature of habit, I always manage to attempt to > switch virtual consoles with the right alt key, which doesn't work, and > can cause weird results if in an AIM conversation (for example) and end > up typing commands into that. Thanks in advance for help with this.
