They work just fine in ubuntu, though.
I don’t know what to do. Could anyone give any suggestions? I’m running openSUSE 11 (well, I WAS, but I went back to ubuntu because it was so annoying to lack this control, but if someone gives me a command or something that works then I’d be more than more than happy to go back to OS 11. OS 11 ROCKS! Please help! I love openSUSE!
try something like keytouch or lineak to make them work. IF you are absolutely sure you selected the right keyboard layout upon installation/configuration.
Uwe
where can I get those? Packman repo? 1-click install?
On 07/16/2008 redrazor39 wrote:
> where can I get those? Packman repo? 1-click install?
Packman
Uwe
keytouch doesn’t recognize my keyboard 
According to YaST hardware information, I have an AT Translated Set 2 Keyboard. Do you know of something that supports that?
On 07/18/2008 redrazor39 wrote:
> According to YaST hardware information, I have an AT Translated Set 2
> Keyboard. Do you know of something that supports that?
I’d play around with sax2. Else try lineak. The webpage also has a nice tutorial on how to find out which keystroke issues which signal.
Uwe
sax2 is the settings from YaST admin settings right? The hardware section? I’ll try that as soon as I get back on my openSUSE box
sax2 doesn’t do anything for Fn Keys 
This is the top reason telling me to ditch openSUSE, but I REALLY don’t want to 
On 07/20/2008 redrazor39 wrote:
> sax2 doesn’t do anything for Fn Keys 
Not directly, but you could try a different keyboard there.
Uwe
So I just pick and choose until a keyboard type works? Wouldn’t that take forever?
sigh if only my keyboard was supported out of the box 
same thing for my… that worked with 10.3…
send a bug report to https://bugzilla.novell.com
On 07/20/2008 redrazor39 wrote:
> So I just pick and choose until a keyboard type works? Wouldn’t that
> take forever?
Some are obviously not suitable, that should narrow it down.
As for Fn keys, playing with BIOS versions could also help. With my Samsung Q45, newer BIOS versions break Fn key functions in Linux.
Good luck.
Uwe
Thread moved to Laptop
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