Advanced keyboard layouts

Hello, I want to create my own keyboard layout. I know how to do this with xmodmap and doing it through XKB doesn't seem hard either, but I'm looking for something a tad more advanced. I want to create extra modes (like caps-lock) and submaps, which work like modifiers, except you only need to press them once rather than holding down the button (like in window managers like Stumpwm). The idea is to use those modes and submaps to use the same buttons for different characters.
There are three ways of doing it:
- Software that creates keyboard layouts with this functionality, in which case: what is the software called?
- Creating multiple keyboard layouts and switching through them by other software. Unpreferred since it probably doesn't allow for submaps, but in this case also: what is the software called?
- Creating the software. I kind of doubt that the software exists, since surely I'm the only one who'd even want something like this. Thing is, I have close to no experience with programming, so this seems like quite a big first programming project. The advantage is that it'd give me motivation. Is it a good idea to just try to write this and learn as I go, and if so, is anyone willing to help me with it?
Thanks in advance.

For #2:
You can do 'submaps' with xchainkeys:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=40797
And you can call different xmodmap commands with for instance xbindkeys with a file in /tmp to keep track of which one you are using currently.
If you disable caps lock, you can get led control back with kbd's setleds. If setleds complains about not being able to reach the terminal or something, try it like this:
setleds -L +caps < /dev/tty0

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Sorry for my English.
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Last edited by thoice (2011-05-25 19:57:43)

Wey wrote:
Did you check the session logs? Did you verify that the applet in fact isn't present (and not just lacks an icon)?
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[email protected]
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Last edited by bboldi (2012-09-17 09:11:39)

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I've got an odd problem during the installation of Solaris 10.
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Its marked as a Belgian keyboard but it act like an US Qwerty.
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Do i need to patch something after the installation ?
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[email protected]

kbd -l gives me the following output.
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2 Downgrade KDE to the last usable version (that would be 3.5.10).
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Last edited by parthenopaios (2009-06-30 16:08:51)

Hi there,
Well if you need high customizability, check out FVWM (I'm using that), *box or awesome. These three are really for powerusers and thus their configuration may be more difficult, but you can do more with them...
In FVWM you can call any scripts you want via keystrokes (I believe in other mentioned WMs it is possible too). My Keboard Layout switching script is really lightwheight and it can store as many keyboard layouts as you want (at least it will cope with your 6 with no difficulties). It may work even in KDE, but you should then create a key binding.
Search in this forum for xkbswitch. There was a discussion before about it.
Ignas

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Basically it boils down to this:
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I would be grateful, too, if someone could sort this mess out.
Thanks.
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Today I've received first several T430 for our company, and they look generally not bad, but keyboard layout change naturally kills me. Can't even say how much I'm disappointed and irritated. For years Thinkpad keyboard layout which followed layout of big standard desktop keyboard probably most closely was one of its most loved features. First bad change was in T410 (or was it T400?) when they replaced Insert with big Delete button, so standard key combination Ctrl+Ins wouldn't work anymore if you try to hit Ins in it's usual place. And now just the end of the story - keyboard layout is like on any $500 worth Acer or Samsung.
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I had to find detailed photos of the T520 to verify the placement since the retailer don't sell them. Sticking to larger format or even 17" system does not guarantee the place is normal or as desired either. I have told sales people that a mutated little finger is required to reach the new shift key position. Its easier to keep those key where they should be than for me to get my little finger mutated by extending its length by at least a full digit in length.
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