Try the newsgroup or the wear-hard maillist archive.

Try a google search with some terms like Linux, Twiddler, I think it may have used xmodmap, etc.

One is more like XEmacs 19.14 (the one on the Sun CD), the other (the 'net released one) is more like XEmacs 19.15/16. There are two flavors of XEmacs 20.0 floating around. :-) X Multimedia System (XMMS) (to map the play/pause key). Web browser (to map the 'You could even use Internet Explorer if you can Wine it. These keys only work inside a GUI anyway.

X Windows and K Desktop Environment version 3.x or newer.I went surfing online and I learned about xmodmap. That indicated to me, that it probably has something to do with the Xserver. I noticed that if I go to one of the virtual terminals, by pressing Ctrl + Alt + F1 to F6, the Scroll Lock key worked as expected, and when I returned to the graphical interface it stopped working again.From there you can, for example, map the Control key to the Apple key: The X server has a list of known keyboard mappings in /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/xorg.lst. A better way to specify these keys is in the xorg server configuration file. Xmodmap is a good program but it can be quirky at times.

Just install the program (it's small) start it up. This isn't very user-friendly to do manually, so you can get a program called SharpKeys that's a nice GUI to this.1 What's 'extensible window managers'? 2 Basics comparison 2.1 Tiling 2.2 Repl 2.3 ICCCM / EWMH 3 Visual effects comparison 3.1 Configuration with GUI 3.2 Pager 3.3 Taskbar 4 Input Comparison 4.1 XKB 4.2 Input event synthesis 4.3 Input translation per window 4.4 Extra mouse features 5 Screen. This page compares window managers extensible, or programmable, so to say, with scripting languages.

By default, the session cookie is stored in ~/.Xauthority and it is recreated on every X11 login.

Like any X11 application, the xmodmap command needs two things to access the GUI session: the DISPLAY environment variable, and the X11 session cookie (= a key of sorts).

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