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Hello @askfedi,
TL;DR: What is causing my X.org keymap to change unsolicited for, and how can I prevent it?
When I log in to my X.org based desktop environment on Linux a custom keymap is set from ~/.Xmodmap. This is all fine and dandy.
However, at odd times — perhaps every day or two — the keymap mutates into something else, that could be the default X.org keymap, and I have to run “xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap” to get back to where I want to be.
I haven't been able to correlate these events with anything, but of course systemd is always a strong contender for such anomalies…
Has anyone else experienced the same thing and found a way to prevent it?
TIA!
/cc [ #askfedi | #Xorg | #X11 | #CLI | #keymap | #xmodmap | #Linux | #ArchLinux | #QTile | #systemd | #fælleshjerne ]
PS: This post is unrelated to the social network formerly known as the birdcage. -
:boost_requested:
Hello @askfedi,
TL;DR: What is causing my X.org keymap to change unsolicited for, and how can I prevent it?
When I log in to my X.org based desktop environment on Linux a custom keymap is set from ~/.Xmodmap. This is all fine and dandy.
However, at odd times — perhaps every day or two — the keymap mutates into something else, that could be the default X.org keymap, and I have to run “xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap” to get back to where I want to be.
I haven't been able to correlate these events with anything, but of course systemd is always a strong contender for such anomalies…
Has anyone else experienced the same thing and found a way to prevent it?
TIA!
/cc [ #askfedi | #Xorg | #X11 | #CLI | #keymap | #xmodmap | #Linux | #ArchLinux | #QTile | #systemd | #fælleshjerne ]
PS: This post is unrelated to the social network formerly known as the birdcage. -
:boost_requested:
Hello @askfedi,
TL;DR: What is causing my X.org keymap to change unsolicited for, and how can I prevent it?
When I log in to my X.org based desktop environment on Linux a custom keymap is set from ~/.Xmodmap. This is all fine and dandy.
However, at odd times — perhaps every day or two — the keymap mutates into something else, that could be the default X.org keymap, and I have to run “xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap” to get back to where I want to be.
I haven't been able to correlate these events with anything, but of course systemd is always a strong contender for such anomalies…
Has anyone else experienced the same thing and found a way to prevent it?
TIA!
/cc [ #askfedi | #Xorg | #X11 | #CLI | #keymap | #xmodmap | #Linux | #ArchLinux | #QTile | #systemd | #fælleshjerne ]
PS: This post is unrelated to the social network formerly known as the birdcage. -
:boost_requested:
Hello @askfedi,
TL;DR: What is causing my X.org keymap to change unsolicited for, and how can I prevent it?
When I log in to my X.org based desktop environment on Linux a custom keymap is set from ~/.Xmodmap. This is all fine and dandy.
However, at odd times — perhaps every day or two — the keymap mutates into something else, that could be the default X.org keymap, and I have to run “xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap” to get back to where I want to be.
I haven't been able to correlate these events with anything, but of course systemd is always a strong contender for such anomalies…
Has anyone else experienced the same thing and found a way to prevent it?
TIA!
/cc [ #askfedi | #Xorg | #X11 | #CLI | #keymap | #xmodmap | #Linux | #ArchLinux | #QTile | #systemd | #fælleshjerne ]
PS: This post is unrelated to the social network formerly known as the birdcage.