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I did as the man page for sxhkd suggested and found the key code for one of my keyboards keys by running xev -event keyboard. The output was XF86RFKill.
But if I update my config to use the key to run a script (i.e. open nmtui on a new terminal), sxhkd gives me the error in the title: Unknown keysym name: 'XF86RFKill'
Is there a way to fix this?
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Yes, there is a table in src/pase.c for each X11 keysym.
Clone the repo with: git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/baskerville/sxhkd
Jump down to line 2367 in src/parse.c {"XF86LogGrabInfo" , 0x1008FE25} ,, and on the next line write: {"XF86RFKill", 0x1008FFB5} ,.
Then run sudo make install.
You will need to restart all instances of sxhkd, killing them with SIGUSR1 will not work.
I did as the man page for sxhkd suggested and found the key code for one of my keyboards keys by running
xev -event keyboard
. The output wasXF86RFKill
.But if I update my config to use the key to run a script (i.e. open nmtui on a new terminal), sxhkd gives me the error in the title:
Unknown keysym name: 'XF86RFKill'
Is there a way to fix this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: