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.TH XKBSET 1 __xorgversion__
.SH NAME
xkbset - user preference utility for XKB extensions for X
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B xkbset
h | \fIoptions\fP | exp \fIexpire-options\fP | q [exp] | w [exp]
where \fIoptions\fP are any or all of:
[-]{bell | b}
[-]{repeatkeys \fIper-key_repeat> | r <per_key_repeat\fP}
perkeyrepeat \fIper-key_repeat\fP
[-]{repeatkeys | r} [rate \fIrepeat-delay> [<repeat_interval\fP]]
[-]{mousekeys | m} [\fImk-dflt_btn\fP]
[-]{mousekeysaccel | ma} [\fImk-delay> <mk_interval> <mk_time_to_max\fP
\fImk-max_speed> <mk_curve\fP]
[-]{accessx | a}
[-]{sticky | st} [[-]twokey | [-]latchlock]...
[-]{slowkeys | sl} [\fIslow-keys_delay\fP]
[-]{bouncekeys | bo} [\fIdebounce-delay\fP]
[-]{feedback | f} [[-]dumbbell | [-]led | [-]feature | [-]slowwarn |
[-]slowpress | [-]slowaccept | [-]slowreject | [-]slowrelease |
[-]bouncereject | [-]stickybeep]...
[-]{overlay1 | ov1}
[-]{overlay2 | ov2}
groupswrap {redirect | clamp | wrap} [\fIgroups-wrap\fP]
[-]ignoregrouplock
nullify [[-]shift | [-]lock | [-]control | [-]mod1 | [-]mod2 | [-]mod3 | [-]mod4 |
[-]mod5]...
ignorelock [[-]shift | [-]lock | [-]control | [-]mod1 | [-]mod2 | [-]mod3 |
[-]mod4 | [-]mod5]...
and where \fIexpire-options\fP are any or all of:
\fIax-timeout\fP
[-|=]{bell | b}
[-|=]{repeatkeys | r}
[-|=]{mousekeys | m}
[-|=]{mousekeysaccel | ma}
[-|=]{accessx | a}
[-|=]{sticky | st} [[-|=]twokey | [-|=]latchlock]...
[-|=]{slowkeys | sl}
[-|=]{bouncekeys | bo}
[-|=]{feedback | f} [[-|=]dumbbell | [-|=]led | [-|=]feature | [-|=]slowwarn |
[-|=]slowpress | [-|=]slowaccept | [-|=]slowreject | [-|=]slowrelease |
[-|=]bouncereject | [-|=]stickybeep]...
[-|=]{overlay1 | ov1}
[-|=]{overlay2 | ov2}
[-|=]ignoregrouplock
.SH DESCRIPTION
This program can be used to set various options available in the XKB
extensions. This includes such things as
.B mousekeys
where one can use the numeric pad keys to move the mouse;
.B stickykeys
where modifiers like control and shift will lock until the
next key press (good for one finger typing);
.B slowkeys
where the keys will not work unless they are pressed for a certain
amount of time; and
.B bouncekeys
in which if a key is pressed more than once rapidly, only one key
press will be registered.
.SH OPTIONS
.\-------------------- b
.PP
.TP 8
.B b
The \fBb\fP option controls whether the bell is switched on or off.
.\-------------------- h
.PP
.TP 8
.B h
The \fBh\fP option (or no options) will type a rather helpful usage
message - definitely more informative than this unfinished man page.
.\-------------------- perkeyrepeat
.TP 8
.B perkeyrepeat \fIhex-mask\fP
With this option, \fIhex-mask\fP is a sequence of 64 hex digits,
representing 32 bytes. These bytes represent which keys will autorepeat,
and which will not. The 8n+kth key will autorepeat if the kth bit
of the nth byte is set. See also the \fBr\fP or the \fBrepeatkey\fP
option.
.\-------------------- r
.TP 8
.B repeatkeys|r [\fIkey-code\fP | \fBrate\fP \fIdelay\fP [\fIinterval\fP] ]
The \fBr\fP or \fBrepeatkey\fP option can be used to control the
autorepeat feature. By itself, it can switch the autorepeat on
or off. Followed by a single number, it can be used
to switch autorepeat on or off for that particular keycode (see also the
\fBperkeyrepeat\fP option). Followed by \fBrate\fP, it can be used
to set the time in milliseconds after the key is pressed before autorepeat
will start, and optionally the time in milliseconds between the key
repeats.
.SH BUGS
In some earlier versions of X, some of the features do not work
properly. For example,
mousekeys acceleration. Also, the
.B perkeyrepeat
option (or
.B repeatkey
followed by a key code) did not work. These are due to bugs in the
XKB extensions. These bugs are fixed in more recent versions of X.
Also the man page is woefully incomplete.
.SH "SEE ALSO"
xset(1)
.SH AUTHOR
Stephen Montgomery-Smith, University of Missouri
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