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    twoboxen | # 1 | 2009-11-25, 16:15 | Report

    All, I'm trying to rework some of the english n900 keys to be actually useful for my purposes.

    by modifying the /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/nokia_vndr/rx-51 file I was able to map
    fn+c => pipe
    "key <AB03> { [ c, C, bar, bar ] }"

    but I'm having trouble mapping
    fn+z => tilde
    "key <AB01> { [ z, Z, tilde, tilde ] }"
    shift+space=>tab
    "key <SPCE> { [ space, tab, at, at ] }"
    fn+enter=>escape
    "key <KPEN> { [ Return, Return, Escape, Escape ]}"
    something reasonable=>delete
    fn+down=>pagedown
    fn+up=>pageup

    Has anyone tried any of these and gotten it to work?

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    twoboxen | # 2 | 2009-12-06, 04:07 | Report

    i didn't get pageup/down... and i really would like to add other programming keys like brackets and braces as a secondary symbol to the blue displayed ones.

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    olighak | # 3 | 2009-12-06, 04:24 | Report

    Originally Posted by twoboxen View Post
    i didn't get pageup/down... and i really would like to add other programming keys like brackets and braces as a secondary symbol to the blue displayed ones.
    In your informal opinion, would I kill something if I copied for example the french keyboard and started making a whole new character map from it?

    Or would a new language character option just show up on my device in the input language settings?

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    filologen | # 4 | 2009-12-06, 13:15 | Report

    @ olighak

    Would you mind sharing your modified Icelandic keyboard?

    I use the danish keyboard for Danish (and English), but would also like to get a full Icelandic keyboard layout.

    I have just put ð,þ Þ instead of the Eurosign and Sterling sign on the Danish keyboard layout which is is ok for shorter texts in Icelandic, but it would be great to get the full keyboard layout for longer texts, if you don't mind posting it.

    Bestu kveðjur

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    olighak | # 5 | 2009-12-06, 13:48 | Report

    Originally Posted by filologen View Post
    @ olighak

    Would you mind sharing your modified Icelandic keyboard?

    I use the danish keyboard for Danish (and English), but would also like to get a full Icelandic keyboard layout.

    I have just put ð,þ Þ instead of the Eurosign and Sterling sign on the Danish keyboard layout which is is ok for shorter texts in Icelandic, but it would be great to get the full keyboard layout for longer texts, if you don't mind posting it.

    Bestu kveðjur
    Kort fortalt er:
    ð/Ð/= is hvor å/Å er på det danske/norske tastatur.
    æ/Æ er på den nøgle hvor det danske/norske har ø/Ø, fn+nøglen giver ¨ om du vil skrive ö eller Ö. (det behover man ikke gøre så tit)
    þ/Þ/´ har jeg hvor det danske/norske har æ/Æ - þannig að fn+[þ/Þ/']+a/e/u/y/i/o gefur á/é/ú/ý/í/ó
    ./,/? har jeg hvor det danske norske har ./,

    Dette er sådan set gørt lidt efter hvor karakterene er på et almindeligt computer tastatur.

    Jeg har beholdt lille-å idet mit efternavn indeholder det.



    Kóðinn er hér að neðan:

    partial alphanumeric_keys
    xkb_symbols "cz" {
    include "nokia_vndr/rx-51(english base)"
    include "nokia_vndr/rx-51(arrows_2btns)"

    name[Group1] = "Icelandic";

    // 1. row
    key <AB08> { [ eth, Eth, equal, equal ] };

    // 2. row
    key <AC01> { [ a, A, exclam, exclam ] };
    key <AC02> { [ s, S, semicolon, semicolon ] };
    key <AC03> { [ d, D, colon, colon ] };
    key <AC09> { [ l, L, aring, aring ] };
    key <AB09> { [ ae, AE, dead_diaeresis, dead_diaeresis ] };
    key <UP> { [ thorn, Thorn, dead_acute, dead_acute ] };

    // 3. row
    key <LEFT> { [ period, comma, question, question ] };
    };

    Om du ville beholde det danske men inkludere resten kunne du altid også for eksempel udskifte apostrophen ' (apostroph) på AD07 (M) med ´ (dead_acute). Så ville du have det hele sådan set accessibelt på det danske með din nuværende opsætning.

    key <AD07> { [ m, M, dead_acute, dead_acute ] };

    Hvað kemur til að þú skrifar á íslensku?

    Með kærri kveðju,
    Óli

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    filologen | # 6 | 2009-12-06, 14:03 | Report

    Thank you _so_ much (þetta var mjög alþjóðlegt! )

    EDIT:

    Originally Posted by olighak View Post
    Hvað kemur til að þú skrifar á íslensku?
    Ég vinn á Árnastofnun í Kaupmannahöfn (fullt af Íslendingum þar!)

    Bedste hilsner
    Alex

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    pemoz | # 7 | 2009-12-14, 21:02 | Report

    Sælir drengir, ég er einmitt að leita mér að leið til þess að fá íslenskt lyklaborð til þess að virka á mínum N900... er til nánari lýsing á því hvernig maður fer að því að breyta þessu eins og þið eruð að gera ???

    kv
    Pétur

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    pemoz | # 8 | 2009-12-16, 17:18 | Report

    Originally Posted by filologen View Post
    Thank you _so_ much (þetta var mjög alþjóðlegt! )

    EDIT:



    Ég vinn á Árnastofnun í Kaupmannahöfn (fullt af Íslendingum þar!)

    Bedste hilsner
    Alex
    Hi Alex would it be possible for you to give me detailed information as to how I can make my own Icelandic keyboard and apply that to my N900

    Kveðja
    Pétur

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    Matan | # 9 | 2009-12-16, 19:12 | Report

    Tilde is "asciitilde". Page up and Page down are Prior and Next. The return key is <RTRN>. In general, you can find names of symbols by running xmodmap -pke on your desktop.

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    debernardis | # 10 | 2009-12-17, 19:59 | Report

    See also here:
    http://blogs.igalia.com/berto/2009/1...00-arrow-keys/
    (or, how to assign dead keys to fn-arrows: very useful!)

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