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On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 13:44, you wrote:
> > I was thinking something like "setxkbmap -keymap type5_unix" might do
> > what I want, but when I run setxkbmap it just says "Couldn't
> > interpret _XKB_RULES_NAMES property".
>
> It won't be as simple as saying "type5_unix", but you can probably do
> what you want with xmodmap.

Following up on my original problem for those who are interested:
Greg Matthews suggested I use the program xkeycaps. This fantastic little=
=20
program had the exact keymap I wanted to use. It's in the packages=20
collection.

Thanks Greg and Mouse for your assistance.

cheers,

John
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