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["Benji Weber" <b.weber@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 4/24/07, lists Guillot <guillot.lists@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On 4/24/07, Benji Weber <b.weber@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > If these were assigned to the standard X multimedia button names
> > (XF86AudioRaiseVolume etc) they work automatically. If not, you can
> > first try picking your keyboard layout in kcontrol -> regional &
> > accessibility -> keyboard layout, if your keyboard layout is there and
> > you pick it, it will probably work automatically again. If not then
> > you can assign actions manually in kcontrol -> regional &
> > accessibility -> input actions.
>
> Thanks! Keyboard layouts were not enabled, so I enabled them and chose
> my layout. It didn't change anything.

Not the country keyboard layouts, there's a "keyboard model" combobox
in the same place, works fine for microsoft/logitech multimedia
keyboards etc. The multimedia buttons will start to work immediately
you select the correct keyboard model if it's in the list.

> I'd already been looking at the "input actions", but I don't see how
> to add commands for actions such as volume control or skip track.

new action -> [keyboard input -> command/url(simple) ] -> Set the
keyboard shortcut on the keyboard shortcut tab -> set the command on
the command tab. Something like "aumix -v-5" will decrease volume and
"aumix -v+5" will increase it for example
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