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Marce

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Nov 20, 2009, 2:32:29 PM11/20/09
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Hi,

My laptop has only one 'enter' key, though it seems it acts
like it was the numeric pad enter key. So I can do nothing
under Fuse, neither type BASIC lines nor accept menu entries.
This is happening on Ubuntu and Fedora with the packages
available on the website, but not Windows.

I had this same problem with the openMSX emulator and could fix it
by touching the configuration so it 'maps' the enter key to the
right one, but I can't find any Fuse configuration file nor
documentation about it anywhere.

Anyone?

Thanks in advance,
//.arce

Fred

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Nov 21, 2009, 6:05:36 AM11/21/09
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Marce wrote:
> My laptop has only one 'enter' key, though it seems it acts
> like it was the numeric pad enter key. So I can do nothing
> under Fuse, neither type BASIC lines nor accept menu entries.
> This is happening on Ubuntu and Fedora with the packages
> available on the website, but not Windows.

This is most easily dealt with by using xmodmap to remap the keypad
enter key to produce the same character as the return key on a normal
keyboard with a command similar to:
$ xmodmap -e "keysym 104 = 0xff0d"

The development version of Fuse will respond to both keys.

Fred

Marce

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Nov 23, 2009, 6:56:53 AM11/23/09
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El 21/11/09 12:05, Fred escribi�:

> This is most easily dealt with by using xmodmap to remap the keypad
> enter key to produce the same character as the return key on a normal
> keyboard with a command similar to:
> $ xmodmap -e "keysym 104 = 0xff0d"
>
> The development version of Fuse will respond to both keys.


Thanks, Fred, that's more or less what I did!


//.arce

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