DOS's hotkeys and KDE
Hello.
Quoted 1 line · Ralph Alvy
Ctrl-Alt-Home disables the mouse, once it move into the xdosemu window. But the KDE keybindings are still in effect.
Does Ctrl-Alt-Home work any better if you first change the
#undef ENABLE_KEYBOARD_GRAB
to
#define ENABLE_KEYBOARD_GRAB 1 in X.c of dosemu sources and recompile?
Another thing to try is Ctrl-Alt-f which will make dosemu to enter fullscreen mode, where the KDE keybindings should not be in effect (no KDE here to try myself, sorry).
Quoted 5 lines · Stas Sergeev
Hello.
Quoted 2 lines · Ralph Alvy
Ctrl-Alt-Home disables the mouse, once it move into the xdosemu window. But the KDE keybindings are still in effect.
Quoted 7 lines
Does Ctrl-Alt-Home work any better if you first change the
#undefENABLE_KEYBOARD_GRAB
to
#defineENABLE_KEYBOARD_GRAB1 inX.cof dosemu sources and recompile?
Just tried that for you with 1.2.2 sources. I reset KDE to use Alt-F4 to close a window (KDE default). With the above change to X.c, and recompiling, Ctrl-Alt-Home disables the mouse and all KDE keybindings successfully.
Quoted 5 lines
Another thing to try is Ctrl-Alt-f which will make dosemu to enter fullscreen mode, where the KDE keybindings should not be in effect (no KDE here to try myself, sorry).
When I do this, KDE keybindings are disabled successfully, and, unlike the other approach, the I can still use the mouse in that xdosemu session.
Quoted 5 lines · Stas Sergeev
Hello.
Quoted 2 lines · Ralph Alvy
Ctrl-Alt-Home disables the mouse, once it move into the xdosemu window. But the KDE keybindings are still in effect.
Quoted 7 lines
Does Ctrl-Alt-Home work any better if you first change the
#undefENABLE_KEYBOARD_GRAB
to
#defineENABLE_KEYBOARD_GRAB1 inX.cof dosemu sources and recompile?
Just tried that for you with 1.2.2 sources. With the above change to X.c, and recompiling, Ctrl-Alt-Home disables the mouse and all KDE keybindings successfully.
Quoted 5 lines
Another thing to try is Ctrl-Alt-f which will make dosemu to enter fullscreen mode, where the KDE keybindings should not be in effect (no KDE here to try myself, sorry).
Stas Sergeev wrote:
When I do this, KDE keybindings are disabled successfully, and, unlike the other approach, I can still use the mouse in that xdosemu session.