I use xbindkeys to map some mouse buttons with keys.
However, when I change the keyboard layout, xbindkeys does not simulate some assigned keys on the new layout. When I change to the previous layout, it works fine.
The combinations that stop working are:
# Present desktops
"xte 'key Super_L'"
b:10 + release
# Zoom
"xte 'keydown Super_L' 'keydown Alt_L' 'key 8' 'keyup Super_L' 'keyup Alt_L'"
b:13 + release
All that keys are in the same place on the two different layouts.
I checked with xbindkeys -n -v
and it is still recognizing the mouse buttons, but xbindkeys
does not trigger the associated keys.
With the en
layout:
Button release !
e.xbutton.button=10
e.xbutton.state=16
"xte 'key Super_L'"
Release + m:0x0 + b:10 (mouse)
got screen 0 for window d3
Start program with fork+exec call
After changing to the es
layout:
Button press !
e.xbutton.button=10
e.xbutton.state=16
Button release !
e.xbutton.button=10
e.xbutton.state=8208