lt.map

linux下的键盘实现代码

#charset "iso-10646"
#charset "iso-8859-4"
#encoding: UTF-8
# Use	echo -ne '\033%G'   on current console to see all characters properly.
#
#     Lithuanian key-map for PC	 101/102 keyboard in Unicode mode. V1.03.
# Comments & bug reports to: Ri膷ardas 膶epas <[e-mail]>
#     Usage:
#	kbd_mode -u; loadkeys lt.map; setfont LatArCyrHeb* -m vga2iso
# `vga2iso' map is  for non-Unicode mode to get proper ISO 8859-4 font maping.
#
#     BUGS: Caps-Lock doesn't work  properly for Unicode characters. Use
# Shift-Lock (Control+Caps-Lock) instead if you really need that.
#     Differences between this and  default Linux 2.0.29 key-map:
#     AltGr is used  for Lithuanian mode and  AltGr+key combinations are
# changed to Alt+Shift+key. Hex codes can  be entered using keypad while
# Control+Shift or Alt+Shift is pressed. Keypad layout for hex digits:
#		A  B  C	 D
#		7  8  9	 E
#		4  5  6	 E
#		1  2  3	 F
#		 00	 F
#     Latin   <->  Lithuanian	modes  are   toggled  by   Alt+Enter  or
# Alt+Control+Enter or	Alt+Caps-Lock. AltGr (right Alt) can  be used to
# shift the mode. Key between left Control and Alt on German keyboard is
# another AltGr.
#     Keyboard layout (upper row of number keys) :
#   1!膭    2@膶    3#臉    4$臇   5 %漠    6^艩   7&挪     8*弄    9(鈥