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#11
Hardware / Re: Keyboard Macro Keys, Help?
Last post by Filemon7 - November 30, 2023, 06:47:47 AMQuote from: Ze_Mind on November 30, 2023, 06:45:11 AMI did try "Input Remapper" but it keeps saying "The device was not grabbed"Functional macro keys use fn+ button so press any "special" key like volume up with fn.
And it should be detected.
#12
Hardware / Re: Keyboard Macro Keys, Help?
Last post by Ze_Mind - November 30, 2023, 06:45:11 AMI did try "Input Remapper" but it keeps saying "The device was not grabbed"
#13
Hardware / Re: Keyboard Macro Keys, Help?
Last post by Filemon7 - November 30, 2023, 06:33:04 AMYou need edit xorg-input config here more info: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/80594/trying-to-set-keyboard-layout-using-xorg-configuration-but-its-not-working
Write in terminal apt-cache search xinput and there will be tool for configuration.
There should be settings in system in my sparky 8 xfce there is keyboard settings search for keybord and there will be settings for shortcuts and layout.
Write in terminal apt-cache search xinput and there will be tool for configuration.
There should be settings in system in my sparky 8 xfce there is keyboard settings search for keybord and there will be settings for shortcuts and layout.
#14
Hardware / Keyboard Macro Keys, Help?
Last post by Ze_Mind - November 30, 2023, 06:23:17 AMI have this keyboard: https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16823201131?Item=N82E16823201131
As you can see in picture, there are macro keys on the left side and top. How can I edit them?
I can't find any programs that aren't old. And anything I find by terminal, are widely outdated.
I'm running on the latest KDE Plasma. Rolling Release version.
Can someone show me the light? (Yes, I've looked on google before asking this)
As you can see in picture, there are macro keys on the left side and top. How can I edit them?
I can't find any programs that aren't old. And anything I find by terminal, are widely outdated.
I'm running on the latest KDE Plasma. Rolling Release version.
Can someone show me the light? (Yes, I've looked on google before asking this)
#15
Desktops / Fvwm Kise -- ready-made script...
Last post by rasat - November 29, 2023, 08:21:53 PMDebian stable has Fvwm3 package. I am introducing a collection of ready-made scripts (configs) for it.
Fvwm Keep-It-Simple & elegant (Kise) is a simple and elegant base, and feature-rich to use, modify or add your own. The default Fvwm config file is the base. Currently, there are 23 scripts of functions, styles, menus, decor, and modules. Works well also on Fvwm2.
MAIN FEATURES:
* Desk Launcher: Iconfied Thumbnails, Full-Screen Maximize, Windows Overview, Tiling, and Work Desk.
* Work Desk: Navigation buttons, Rofi, Calendar, Clock, and 4 Desks Pager with 2 Pages each.
(Web, Email, Work and Misc. desk).
* Icon/Application Panel.
* Task Panel.
* Day/Time Panel.
* 4-button Window Title Bar.
* Page Indicator.
* Tiled and scalable wallpaper features.
* Elegant transparency and shadows.
* Window focus on all desks and pages.
Screenshots and download on Pling:
https://www.pling.com/p/2095462
Fvwm Keep-It-Simple & elegant (Kise) is a simple and elegant base, and feature-rich to use, modify or add your own. The default Fvwm config file is the base. Currently, there are 23 scripts of functions, styles, menus, decor, and modules. Works well also on Fvwm2.
MAIN FEATURES:
* Desk Launcher: Iconfied Thumbnails, Full-Screen Maximize, Windows Overview, Tiling, and Work Desk.
* Work Desk: Navigation buttons, Rofi, Calendar, Clock, and 4 Desks Pager with 2 Pages each.
(Web, Email, Work and Misc. desk).
* Icon/Application Panel.
* Task Panel.
* Day/Time Panel.
* 4-button Window Title Bar.
* Page Indicator.
* Tiled and scalable wallpaper features.
* Elegant transparency and shadows.
* Window focus on all desks and pages.
Screenshots and download on Pling:
https://www.pling.com/p/2095462
#16
General discussion / VLC 3.0.20
Last post by sparky270 - November 29, 2023, 06:10:36 PMI installed vlc 3.0.20 and version 3.0.18 is installed.
#17
Applications / Running appimages in Sparky
Last post by Filemon7 - November 24, 2023, 08:33:04 AMOpen aptus go to system->packages->appimage launcher install then go to link below:
https://www.appimagehub.com/
Get any program go to chosen link press download choose any appimage.
Choose open with appimage lanucher press ok choose run -> integrate with system.
Thats all.
https://www.appimagehub.com/
Get any program go to chosen link press download choose any appimage.
Choose open with appimage lanucher press ok choose run -> integrate with system.
Thats all.
#18
Applications / Using flapak in sparky the sam...
Last post by Filemon7 - November 24, 2023, 08:19:00 AM #19
Introduction / Re: Hello everyone
Last post by darry1966 - November 23, 2023, 09:06:30 PMWelcome aboard.
#20
Newbie questions / Re: How do you cnfigure Konsol...
Last post by Filemon7 - November 23, 2023, 02:29:54 PMThere is only one thing to do edit bashrc if you have bash instaled.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/558280/changing-colour-of-text-and-background-of-terminal
https://notes.enovision.net/linux/change-terminal-colors-tty-in-bashrc
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/bashrc-customization-guide/
https://linuxman.co/linux-desktop/bash-then-theres-bashrc/
Thats should be enough for customization to do that you need use vim on emacs or nano to open bashrc.
Good luck.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/558280/changing-colour-of-text-and-background-of-terminal
https://notes.enovision.net/linux/change-terminal-colors-tty-in-bashrc
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/bashrc-customization-guide/
https://linuxman.co/linux-desktop/bash-then-theres-bashrc/
Thats should be enough for customization to do that you need use vim on emacs or nano to open bashrc.
Good luck.