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Curt Sampson wrote:
> I've got two keyboards hooked up to my system, a PS/2 and a USB. I use
> them both under X11 (with a pair-programming partner), and I'd like to
> be able to use different mappings for each keyboard. (I like to have ESC
> and backquote/tilde reversed, for example, but my partner often doesn't.
> Worse, in another situation, a partner wants to use a Japanese layout
> keyboard when I want to use a US layout.)

I don't think I understand your situation. Do you type both at the same
time? I would either put a little switch somewhere which corrects the
mapping with xmodmap or simply use two X servers.

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