I wanted to do the same thing. Its setup on my machine at home. I can't
remember exactly what the codes were, but here is how to find out:
1/ Run 'xev' in an xterm
2/ Click on the xev window and hit the key you want to find
Note the keycode for the key
3/ open .xinitrc in an editor and type the following
xmodmap -e "keycode <one noted above> = Fxx"
where xx is say 13 ('cos most PC keyboards only have function
keys up to F13')
4/ open .fvwm2rc and add the following line
Key F13 A A Menu Root Nop
or whatever
Hope this helps....
James Frost
o 34 Blenheim Gardens, Highfield, Soton, S017 3RQ
o Tel: (01703) 583 717
o
http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~jaf195
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Received on Mon Mar 17 1997 - 05:08:11 GMT