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# Linux-specific (and language-independent) keys # # This file describes function keys, console switching keys, # keypad, cursor keys, and SysRq, ScrollLock, Pause # # It does not use the AltGr modifier, so that the user can opt # to have both Alt keys produce the same effect. # As a consequence, the Hex_* keys are missing, as are # control altgr keycode 83 = Boot # control altgr keycode 111 = Boot # # One culture-specific item that will be overridden in many keymaps # is the KP_Period: many countries have a KP_Comma instead. # # One user-preference item will be the function of the Delete key. # # Old keyboards have 10 function keys, and keymaps have # sometimes used shift+F1 = F11, and sometimes shift+F1 = F13. # Here we assume an enhanced keyboard (with 12 function keys). # plain keycode 122 = F1 plain keycode 120 = F2 plain keycode 99 = F3 plain keycode 118 = F4 plain keycode 96 = F5 plain keycode 97 = F6 plain keycode 98 = F7 plain keycode 100 = F8 plain keycode 101 = F9 plain keycode 109 = F10 plain keycode 103 = F11 plain keycode 111 = F12 shift keycode 122 = F13 shift keycode 120 = F14 shift keycode 99 = F15 shift keycode 118 = F16 shift keycode 96 = F17 shift keycode 97 = F18 shift keycode 98 = F19 shift keycode 100 = F20 shift keycode 101 = F21 shift keycode 109 = F22 shift keycode 103 = F23 shift keycode 111 = F24 control keycode 122 = F25 control keycode 120 = F26 control keycode 99 = F27 control keycode 118 = F28 control keycode 96 = F29 control keycode 97 = F30 control keycode 98 = F31 control keycode 100 = F32 control keycode 101 = F33 control keycode 109 = F34 control keycode 103 = F35 control keycode 111 = F36 # # The canonical assignment for F37-F48 uses # control shift keycode 122 = F37 # etc. If you want that, load linux-keys-extd.inc # # Both Alt+Fn and Control+Alt+Fn switch to Console n # (in order to please Linux / dosemu / X). # Here Consoles 1..12. For 13..24 load linux-keys-extd.inc # alt keycode 122 = Console_1 alt keycode 120 = Console_2 alt keycode 99 = Console_3 alt keycode 118 = Console_4 alt keycode 96 = Console_5 alt keycode 97 = Console_6 alt keycode 98 = Console_7 alt keycode 100 = Console_8 alt keycode 101 = Console_9 alt keycode 109 = Console_10 alt keycode 103 = Console_11 alt keycode 111 = Console_12 control alt keycode 122 = Console_1 control alt keycode 120 = Console_2 control alt keycode 99 = Console_3 control alt keycode 118 = Console_4 control alt keycode 96 = Console_5 control alt keycode 97 = Console_6 control alt keycode 98 = Console_7 control alt keycode 100 = Console_8 control alt keycode 101 = Console_9 control alt keycode 109 = Console_10 control alt keycode 103 = Console_11 control alt keycode 111 = Console_12 # # Keypad keys # keycode 71 = Num_Lock keycode 75 = KP_Divide keycode 67 = KP_Multiply keycode 78 = KP_Subtract keycode 69 = KP_Add keycode 76 = KP_Enter keycode 81 = equal # keycode 89 = KP_7 keycode 91 = KP_8 keycode 92 = KP_9 keycode 86 = KP_4 keycode 87 = KP_5 keycode 88 = KP_6 keycode 83 = KP_1 keycode 84 = KP_2 keycode 85 = KP_3 keycode 82 = KP_0 # keycode 65 = KP_Period # or KP_Comma control alt keycode 65 = Boot # alt keycode 89 = Ascii_7 alt keycode 91 = Ascii_8 alt keycode 92 = Ascii_9 alt keycode 86 = Ascii_4 alt keycode 87 = Ascii_5 alt keycode 88 = Ascii_6 alt keycode 83 = Ascii_1 alt keycode 84 = Ascii_2 alt keycode 85 = Ascii_3 alt keycode 82 = Ascii_0 # # The four cursor keys # keycode 62 = Up keycode 59 = Left keycode 60 = Right keycode 61 = Down alt keycode 62 = KeyboardSignal alt keycode 59 = Decr_Console alt keycode 60 = Incr_Console # # The six edit keys # keycode 114 = Insert keycode 115 = Home # Find keycode 116 = PageUp # Prior keycode 117 = Remove keycode 119 = End # Select keycode 121 = PageDown # Next shift keycode 116 = Scroll_Backward shift keycode 121 = Scroll_Forward control alt keycode 117 = Boot # # The three system keys # # what is that? olh@suse.de #keycode 84 = Last_Console # Alt+SysRq/PrintScrn # # what is that? olh@suse.de #keycode 99 = Control_backslash # SysRq/PrintScrn plain keycode 107 = Scroll_Lock shift keycode 107 = Show_Memory control keycode 107 = Show_State alt keycode 107 = Show_Registers control keycode 113 = Break # Ctrl+Break/Pause keycode 113 = Pause # Break/Pause # generic keys for all keyboards keycode 36 = Return alt keycode 36 = Meta_Control_m keycode 48 = Tab shift keycode 48 = Meta_Tab alt keycode 48 = Meta_Tab keycode 49 = space space space nul keycode 51 = Delete Remove alt keycode 51 = Meta_Delete shift alt keycode 51 = Meta_Delete control keycode 51 = Remove keycode 53 = Escape alt keycode 53 = Meta_Escape shift alt keycode 53 = Meta_Escape keycode 54 = Control keycode 55 = Alt # Command/Apple key keycode 56 = Shift keycode 57 = Caps_Lock keycode 58 = AltGr # Alt/Option key
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