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--- wiki:advanced:nx-keyboard-shortcuts [2013/03/14 23:15]
sunweaver created
+++ wiki:advanced:nx-keyboard-shortcuts [2013/03/20 14:15]
morty Syntax
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 ====== Customize NX Keyboard Shortcuts ======
-===== General remarks =====
+===== General Remarks =====
-==== necessary X2go version ====
-The feature described below has only recently (as of 2012-12-06) been added to X2go and is currently **experimental**, further testing is necessary. You will need a new nightly build to try it out.
+==== About this Wiki Page ====
-==== about this Wiki page ====
 This Wiki page is largely a copy of the ''README.keystrokes'' in
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 sync.
-==== about nxagent ====
+==== About nxagent ====
-nxagent is the process that an X2go _server_ executes. Therefore the configuration described below
+''nxagent'' is the process that an X2Go Server executes. Therefore the configuration described below
-is evaluated on an X2go Server and you have to place your configuration file on the _server_.
+is evaluated on an **X2Go Server** and you have to place your configuration file on the **server**.
-===== Configurable keybindings in nxagent =====
+===== Configurable Key Bindings in nxagent =====
-Keybindings in the redistributed x2go version of nxagent can now be configured
+Key bindings in the redistributed X2Go version of nxagent (aka nx-libs, NX redistributed) can now be configured
 by the user. This is done via a configuration file.
-===== File location =====
+===== File Location =====
 nxagent searches for the configuration file in the following order:
   * in the location given by the ''-keystrokefile'' command line parameter
-  * in the location given by the NXAGENT_KEYSTROKEFILE environment variable
+  * in the location given by the ''NXAGENT_KEYSTROKEFILE'' environment variable
-  * in ~/.nx/config/keystroke.cfg
+  * in ''~/.nx/config/keystroke.cfg''
-  * in /etc/nx/keystroke.cfg
+  * in ''/etc/nx/keystroke.cfg''
 If none of those files is accessible, the default configuration is used which
 is the same as the old, traditional nxagent keybindings.
-===== File format =====
+===== File Format =====
 The configuration file is XML with the following format:
-<code xml>
+<file xml keystroke.cfg>
 <!DOCTYPE NXKeystroke>
 <keystrokes>
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 <keystroke action="fullscreen" key="space" Mod1="0" Mod2="0" Control="0" Shift="0" AltMeta="0" />
 </keystrokes>
-</code>
+</file>
 Each ''action'' defines an action to be executed when receiving that keystroke. A
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 Keys are given as a combination of ''key'' and (optionally) a number of
 modifiers. The key attribute is evaluated into a X11 key via the usual
-XStringToKeysym function. A list of possible keys can be found in
+''XStringToKeysym'' function. A list of possible keys can be found in
-/usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h, the names are specified without the leading
+''/usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h'', the names are specified without the leading
 ''XK_''. Evaluation is case-sensitive, so, ''space'' and ''Escape'' will work while
 ''Space'' and ''escape'' won't.
-Modifiers are given as boolean attributes, possible modifiers are Mod1, Mod2,
+Modifiers are given as boolean attributes, possible modifiers are ''Mod1'', ''Mod2'',
-Mod3, Mod4, Control, Shift, Lock. Sensible combinations strongly depend on your
+''Mod3'', ''Mod4'', ''Control'', ''Shift'', ''Lock''. Sensible combinations strongly depend on your
-keyboard configuration, but usually you will need Mod1 and Control. Boolean in
+keyboard configuration, but usually you will need ''Mod1'' and ''Control''. Boolean in
 this context means ''0'', ''false'' and an unspecified attribute are false, anything
 else is considered true.

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