I did revise the keyboard section of
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBook/SantaRosa
a bit, so that:
- The CapsLock LED will work
- right click = right alt
- middle click = left cmd
- altgr = right cmd
any feedback welcome
I did revise the keyboard section of
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBook/SantaRosa
a bit, so that:
- The CapsLock LED will work
- right click = right alt
- middle click = left cmd
- altgr = right cmd
any feedback welcome
I have changed the mapping in the wiki, so the usage is more
intuitive:
- middle click= left cmd
- right click=right cmd
- everything else default
Now my keyboard support is really perfect, except one tiny little thing:
If I press CD eject, the CD eject symbol won't appear on the
display. I can map a different key to work as the eject key, like for
example F6, and the eject symbol will be shown when using it. But
the eject key is not recognized in the keyboard mapping dialog. I think,
it only works with pommed.
Yes, it's funny. I remember, that it used to work.
Cyberdork, there is an other thing, that came up today. From the posts at launchpad and from my own experiences, I had figured, that removing mouseemu will fix the bug with the caps lock LED. Can you imagine that this is only true for the MB 4,1, but not for MBP 4,1 (see "Macbook caps lock light")
Also, do you think it is possible to get the exact mouse and keyboard behavior as under OS X?
I ment "Do you think, it is possible to get exactly the same mouse and keyboard behavior under Ubuntu as under OS X?". What I had in mind is for example ctrl+click. I am still thinking about the solution I proposed with right/middle emulation on the two cmd keys. It works pretty good, but it still feels a bit self-made. I am not familiar with all input gestures you can make under OS X, but I bet they are quite elaborate.
Anyway, I also found out (with the help of regebro) how to configure the two-finger-tap for right click emulation. This is actually the perfect way to get it. Very good to handle. But that's (for the MB) just for version 3.1 or bigger, correct me if I'm wrong.
The question is also, what we actually can do about mouseemu. The bug is filed on launchpad, and will hopefully be fixed quite soon. But it's still annoying that the default mouse click emulation is Fn+F11/F12 (which also disables the fullscreen hotkey for a lot of applications). Does the kernel really know, that it's a Mac keyboard? And would it then be possible to start mouseemu with a dedicated configuration file?
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