keycode 216 = Mode_switch keysym q = q Q 1 keysym w = w W 2 keysym e = e E 3 keysym r = r R 4 keysym t = t T 5 keysym y = y Y 6 keysym u = u U 7 keysym i = i I 8 keysym o = o O 9 keysym p = p P 0 keysym a = a A exclam keysym s = s S quotedbl keysym d = d D at keysym f = f F numbersign keysym g = g G asterisk keysym h = h H backslash keysym j = j J slash keysym k = k K parenleft keysym l = l L parenright keysym apostrophe = apostrophe question igrave Igrave keysym z = z Z EuroSign keysym x = x X asciitilde keysym c = c C ampersand keysym v = v V equal keysym b = b B less keysym n = n N greater keysym m = m M plus keysym semicolon = eacute Eacute ograve Ograve keysym minus = egrave Egrave agrave Agrave keysym equal = minus underscore ugrave keysym comma = comma semicolon Tab keysym period = period colon bar
And if you've run Debian apps, you'll notice that the fonts are already teensy-tiny, since they're assuming a 96dpi screen (as opposed to 226dpi on the tablets).