Map certain keys Debian KDE

[O'Niel]

Hi

I want to change the layout of a few keys, for example: if I press the 'A'-key 'Z' appears.
I searched on how to do this but only found on how to change he whole layout e.g azerty and qwerty...

Thanks!

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Why do you want to do this? Why is changing the whole layout not good for you?

[marcetm]

Subscribing. I want to be able of this feature.

[O'Niel]

Why do you want to do this? Why is changing the whole layout not good for you?

My Alt-Gr key broke,
I need those to use the curly brackets, but I don't have the feeling to repair my laptop keyboard right now so I want to be able to press the key with the curly bracket (the ç-key) and let the bracket appear.

In short:
Normally: Alt-Gr + ç = {
But Alt-Gr is broken, so
I need: ç = {

I need to map ç to { ,

That's why. Thanks

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What DE are you using?

[O'Niel]

KDE

[phenest]

If you have 2 Alt keys or 2 Ctrl keys, you could remap one of those to behave like AltGr.

Code: Select all

xmodmap -e "keycode 105 = ISO_Level3_Shift"

That changes the right Ctrl to AltGr.

Any good to you?

[O'Niel]

Seems like it's remapped, but I can't use RightCtrl + ç to get a bracket...

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I'm not sure I understand. If AltGr + C = ç, why do you need that to get a {. Aren't the brackets on their own keys? What layout are you using?

[O'Niel]

No, the brackets ait on their own keys. I'm using Azerty

[phenest]

What language? French, Arabic, other?