I made this little tutorial of how to bind it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWaZrfJ-dVw

I looked all over for a guide to make it work, and none offered any real solutions and were all totally out of date.

Anyway enjoy :P

Thanks so much for doing this. Documentation on this is so important. Trying to get it from multiple sources is difficult at best. This should be included in the Kubuntu/KDE docs.

Thanx again!!!!

RaiCoss wrote:I made this little tutorial of how to bind it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWaZrfJ-dVw

I looked all over for a guide to make it work, and none offered any real solutions and were all totally out of date.

Anyway enjoy

I'm going to link to this video from UserBase. Do you know how long youtube videos stay available? Is it configurable, is there a fixed time or is it until you remove it?

annew wrote:

RaiCoss wrote:I made this little tutorial of how to bind it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWaZrfJ-dVw

I looked all over for a guide to make it work, and none offered any real solutions and were all totally out of date.

Anyway enjoy :P

I'm going to link to this video from UserBase. Do you know how long youtube videos stay available? Is it configurable, is there a fixed time or is it until you remove it?

The video is permanent unless I remove it. The only way YouTube removes a video is if it contains unsuitable material (porn etc..), or copyrighted material that the owner requests to be removed. That video has none of those :)

It has been added to UserBase (http://userbase.kde.org/General_KDE_Pro ... _KSnapshot). Please, if you decide to remove it at any time, either tell me (annew at kde dot org) or leave a note on the UserBase discussion page. Thanks

This video has been removed by the user.

I believe all and any material should be re-uploaded (or at least mirrored) by KDE staff.

I will ask RaiCoss if he can let us have a copy of the video, to host ourselves.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=196645

Also, there seems to be an option in 4.4 under Miscellaneous Compatibility Options called "Apple Aluminum Keyboard: emulate PC keys (Print, Scroll_Lock, Pause, NumLock)"

Lastly, khotkeys/Input Actions seems to have the feature to remap it.

-Tres