Extending the X keyboard map with xkb
xmodmap has long been the only way to modify the keyboard map of the X server, short of the complex configuration daemon approaches used by the large desktop managers, like KDE and GNOME. But it has always been a hack: it modifies the X keyboard map and thus requires a baseline to work from, kind of like a patch needs the correct context to be applicable. Worse yet, xmodmap weirdness required me t
Dvorak JP106
English | Japanese (日本語) Dvorak JP106: Dvorak for Japanese 106-key keyboards (Not to be confused with DvorakJP (Japanese only)) (Dvorak JP106 v0.1. Full size: Black White Grey GIMP .xcf) A number of people nowadays are looking into learning the Dvorak Simplified Keyboard. I myself have tried in the past to switch, but due to schoolwork at the time I could not afford the temporary sacrifice in spee
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Creating custom keyboard layouts for X11 using XKB - Linux.com
http://anakin.ncst.ernet.in/~aparna/consolidated/x1740.html
http://olympus.het.brown.edu/cgi-bin/man/man2html?xkbsel+5
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