[SOLVED] 10-key keypad

[altman]

Hey Bart , just Copy & Paste in Terminal what Misko wrote above that s highlighted .

[Bart]

Hey Bart , just Copy & Paste in Terminal what Misko wrote above that s highlighted .

This 1st

gksudo leafpad /usr/share/X11/xkb/compat/complete

& than this

default xkb_compatibility "complete"  {
    include "basic"
    augment "iso9995"
    //augment "mousekeys"
    //augment "accessx(full)"
    augment "misc"
    augment "xfree86"
    augment "level5"
    augment "caps(caps_lock)"
};

[altman]

You fixed it mate !

[Bart]

You fixed it mate !

NO!  I must have done something wrong.

[altman]

[quote author=altman link=topic=1443.msg9891#msg9891 date=1420755283]
You fixed it mate !

NO!  I must have done something wrong.
[/quote]

No worries , lets start back again . What exactly did you do .

[Bart]

[quote author=Bart link=topic=1443.msg9906#msg9906 date=1420760398]
[quote author=altman link=topic=1443.msg9891#msg9891 date=1420755283]
You fixed it mate !

NO!  I must have done something wrong.
[/quote]

No worries , lets start back again . What exactly did you do .
[/quote]

I copied & pasted the first part Hit enter... then... copied & pasted the second part & hit enter.

This sure isn't like woodwork or mechanic-in. Thanks for your help & patience.

[altman]

No problem .

Wish it was like woodworking or big truck driving , it would be much easier right ! lol


Ok , 1 , Copy & Paste this first part here in Terminal :

gksudo leafpad /usr/share/X11/xkb/compat/complete

2- your Text Editor will open , you should see this , OR if not , Copy it :

default xkb_compatibility "complete"  {
    include "basic"
    augment "iso9995"
    //augment "mousekeys"
    //augment "accessx(full)"
    augment "misc"
    augment "xfree86"
    augment "level5"
    augment "caps(caps_lock)"
};


Then , you will have to Save it . you don t hit Enter after this part of the process . You just click on FILE on top left of leafpad , Hit on SAVE in order to save the text  ( another window will open up ) , then you  now you need to exit Leafpad with clicking on FILE again , then hit QUIT , you should be good by now , if anything hit us back .

[altman]

Found this link for the LeafPad App , hope it will help you on how to Save commands in it .

http://www.ghacks.net/2010/05/01/leafpad...xt-editor/

[anon222]

Misco your way ahead of me I am a brand new user of Linux. Just trying to get away from windy OOOO!

Oh, Sorry for the late reply I've been a little busy.
You should paste this into terminal

Code:

gksudo leafpad /usr/share/X11/xkb/compat/complete

Then a small dialog pops out and asks you for your password.
you enter the password and text editor shows up with this content:

Code:

default xkb_compatibility "complete"  {
    include "basic"
    augment "iso9995"
    augment "mousekeys"
    augment "accessx(full)"
    augment "misc"
    augment "xfree86"
    augment "level5"
    augment "caps(caps_lock)"
};

Now you just change the text to this:

Code:

default xkb_compatibility "complete"  {
    include "basic"
    augment "iso9995"
    //augment "mousekeys"
    //augment "accessx(full)"
    augment "misc"
    augment "xfree86"
    augment "level5"
    augment "caps(caps_lock)"
};

File > Save
then you close the text editor (leafpad).

[altman]

How is it going on Bart .