xhkeys

'xhkeys' assigns an action to any key or key combination that is otherwise unused in X (such as the "menu" key on a 105 key keyboard, extra keys on some keyboard models, or odd keys on laptops). The action can be a builtin operation, a call to an external application, the sending of a key event (simulating a key press/release), or the sending of a mouse button event (simulating a button press/release).

Last updated 17 May, 2005


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2.2.1

2.2.1 stable released 2004-07-06

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