Re: Keyboard problem? and font !

[Rasaki Bidemi Bolanle Temidire <bidemi cr23202-a slnt1 on wave home com>]

Hi,

There is an applet that does exactly what you want an takes up very
little real-estate.  Guess what it's called?  It's xmms!  If you are
running Red Hat Linux, get yourself a package called xmms-gnome. 
Install it and add it to your panel like the rest of the applets. If you
 are not running Red Hat, look for a counterpart to the aforementioned
package for you distribution or go to www.xmms.org and get the source
code for the applet.

I hope this helps.

R. Bidemi Temidire

On 17 Dec, Sergey I. Panov wrote:
> 1) I am not sure his problem is caused by xkb or xmodmap misconfiguration
> 
> 2) Do not use xmodmap, use xkb (and setxkbmap to switch from one
>    setting to another). 
> 
> On Fri, Dec 17, 1999 at 12:08:45AM -0500, Hugo Gayosso wrote:
>>
>> take a look at the command 'xmodmap'
>> 
>> this command helps you to configure your keyboard.
>> 
>> On 15-Dec-1999 Patrick B. wrote:
>> > 
>> >  Greetings,
>> > 
>> > I'm using Gnome and i have 2 Questions,
>> > 
>> > - in netscape i can't make the @ sign.. Everything else seems fines..
>> > but when i have to type in my email some@place.com is there a way to see
>> > the Keyboard layout or something?
>> > 
>> > - in the terminal i have changed the font seting for "clean" 15.  Is
>> > there a way to have Full Screen mode? because the Fixed font was too
>> > small so i've changed them
> 
>