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Adding special keys to WindowMaker using built-in functionality.
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1. Start xev and press the desired key. It will display something like:
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KeyPress event...
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root ...
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state ..., keycode CODE (keysym ..., SYMBOL)...
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...
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2. Note down SYMBOL.
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If SYMBOL is NoSymbol, look into /usr/X11/lib/X11/XKeysymDB and pick
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the symbol that best describes your key's functionality (eg: XF86WWW).
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Append the new key to XModmap:
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echo keycode CODE = SYMBOL >> ~/.Xmodmap
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3. Restart WindowMaker.
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4. Create a new menu entry somewhere in ~/GNUstep/Defaults/WMRootMenu
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("name", SHORTCUT, "SYMBOL", EXEC, "command"),
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Adding special keys to WindowMaker using xhookey.
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xhookey -key="[MOD+[MOD+]...]CODE COMMAND"
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MOD is optional, and can be any of Shift, Control or Alt.
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CODE is the desired key's code, as reported by xev.
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COMMAND is the command to be executed (it inherits the DISPLAY of xhookey).
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Much of the xhookey code was taken from xbindkeys.
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