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Hello,

On Jan 22, 2007, at 15:17, Rudi Ludwig wrote:

>>> Treating the little 'enter' at the lower right of the keyboard
>>> which sends keycode 200 as Alt_R is a little surprising (it is
>>> marked the same as the normal enter's "fn"/num-lock variant, ie
>>> KP_Enter), it isn't a problem.
>>
>>
>> Indeed. Looks like whoever wrote this map tried to make an Apple
>> keyboard feel like a PC keyboard - I'll fix that.
>
> Please reconsider how you remove Alt_R.
>
> At least for german layout you are absolutly hosed w/o, you will have
> no:  at, bar, tilde, no curly or square brackets, backslash.
> Just to name the important ones.

True.

> The apple command -both right and left to the space- give the
> same keycode on both sides IIRC which I found irritating to use
> as level 3 shift.
> (Sorry my iBook is currently not operative to confirm.)

Same on mine. I seem to remember though that at least some ADB 
keyboards could be told to send different scancodes for left/right 
shift, command etc. but that's probably for full-size, external ones 
only and those don't have the enter key in a place where it would be an 
obvious replacement for level 3 shift.

> So yes this makes the layout a little PC-ish but that's what
> I am used to type blindly.

Makes sense then, so I'll leave it as it is.

have fun
Michael
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