Re: For me, gShift b20 is double quote (").

On Sun, 26 May 2024 15:44:14 -0700 (Seattle), "Relf"
<Usenet@Jeff-Relf.Me> wrote in <Jeff-Relf.Me@May.26--3.44pm.Seattle.2024>:

Your gShift is Ctrl.
 
For me, button 20 is Ctrl; i.e. "b20 Wheel" Zooms.
 
gShift b20 is double quote (").
 
You can't do this (above), you don't have the drivers.

You're talking nonsense.

I can map any X event to any keypress.  X is flexible that
way -- and you would do well to learn more about it, because
MS Windows may be using it someday...

(That is to say:  using it more than it is already being
used in WSL, the Linux component in Windows.)

XMODMAP(1)          General Commands Manual          XMODMAP(1)

NAME
       xmodmap - utility for modifying keymaps and pointer but‐
       ton mappings in X

SYNOPSIS
       xmodmap [-options ...] [filename]

DESCRIPTION
       The xmodmap program is used to edit and display the key‐
       board  modifier  map  and  keymap table that are used by
       client  applications  to  convert  event  keycodes  into
       keysyms.   It  is  usually  run  from the user's session
       startup script to configure the  keyboard  according  to
       personal tastes.
 _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Give it up, Jeff: you're stuck in DOS land.

(Also, my mouse doesn't have a "b20" -- it's "g20", a game button.)

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