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GNUMail.app, القابلية للحمل , لـ Georges Tarbouriech

GNUMail.app نسخة شبيهة لـ NeXT Mail.app تعمل على GNUstep و MacOS X.

تعرف على XML , لـ Floris Lambrechts

تبيان قدرات XML.

إدارة النظام

استعمال كاميرا Minolta Dimage 5 على Linux , by Guido Socher

شرح تثبيت مشغل usb لكاميرا Minolta Dimage 5/7 على Linux.

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A LCD control panel for your Linux server , by Guido Socher

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In this article we a Atmel Microcontroller to build a LCD panel for our server.

Articles at Linux Gazette

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The LinuxFocus Tip

How to get rid of the caps-lock key?
Do you hate it when you accidently hit the caps-lock key on your keyboard? Under X11 you can easily change the caps-lock key to any other key. You can change it e.g to Esc. Here are 2 ways to do this:

Create a .Xmodmap file in your home directory with the following content:
!lf-tip: change Caps_Lock to Escape
clear lock
keycode 66 = Escape

Lock out and in again.
An alternative solution is to run the 2 commands:
xmodmap -e "clear lock"
xmodmap -e "keycode 66 = Escape"
To run these commands all the time at startup of X11 add them to your .xinitrc or /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xinit/xinitrc file

You can check the current key modifiers with the commands:
xmodmap -pm
xmodmap -pke

To see which key code is generated by which key you can start the program xev. Dependent on the type of keyboard caps-lock could be on a different keycode (not 66). You can see the keycode number by using xev.

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