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| − | | style="background-color:#e0e8ff" | '''Chromebook / Right alt overlay / F keys mapped to media keys'''<br>'''** | + | | style="background-color:#e0e8ff" | '''Chromebook / Right alt overlay / F keys mapped to media keys'''<br>'''** default for GalliumOS 1.0 and later **''' |
| style="background-color:#e0e8ff" | <code>Right-Alt</code> | | style="background-color:#e0e8ff" | <code>Right-Alt</code> | ||
| style="background-color:#e0e8ff" | Media keys | | style="background-color:#e0e8ff" | Media keys | ||
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| Function keys | | Function keys | ||
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| + | These layouts are stored in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/chromebook* . To modify the functionality of a key, one can make changes to the appropriate file (as root).<br> | ||
| + | For instance, to remap the power key to Delete, add the following line in the appropriate file: <code>key <POWR> {[ Delete ] };</code>, and set the power button to "Do nothing" in the Power Manager menu. | ||
== Key Mappings == | == Key Mappings == | ||
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!Combination | !Combination | ||
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| − | |F1- | + | |F1-F10 |
| − | |Accessed directly or with <code>Overlay</code>, depending on Keyboard layout | + | |Accessed directly or with <code>Overlay</code>, depending on Keyboard layout<br>Also available with <code>Overlay</code> + number key (0 for F10) |
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| − | |||
| − | |||
|- | |- | ||
|F11 | |F11 | ||
| − | | | + | |<code>Overlay</code> + <code>-</code> |
|- | |- | ||
|F12 | |F12 | ||
| − | | | + | |<code>Overlay</code> + <code>+</code> |
|- | |- | ||
|Home | |Home | ||
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|Caps Lock | |Caps Lock | ||
| − | |<code>Overlay</code> + <code>Alt</code> | + | |Right-Alt as Overlay: <code>Overlay</code> + <code>Right Shift</code><br>Super as Overlay: <code>Overlay</code> + <code>Left Alt</code> |
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|Whisker Menu/Search | |Whisker Menu/Search | ||
| − | |<code>Super</code> + <code>M</code> | + | |Right-Alt as Overlay: <code>Super</code> + <code>M</code><br>Super as Overlay: <code>Left-Alt</code> + <code>M</code> |
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|Keyboard Backlight Toggle | |Keyboard Backlight Toggle | ||
| − | |<code>Overlay</code> + <code> | + | |<code>Overlay</code> + <code>\</code> '''(not working!)''' |
|- | |- | ||
|Keyboard Backlight Brightness Down | |Keyboard Backlight Brightness Down | ||
| − | |<code>Overlay</code> + <code> | + | |<code>Overlay</code> + <code>[</code> |
|- | |- | ||
|Keyboard Backlight Brightness Up | |Keyboard Backlight Brightness Up | ||
| − | |<code>Overlay</code> + <code> | + | |<code>Overlay</code> + <code>]</code> |
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Latest revision as of 22:40, 20 April 2020
GalliumOS includes five keyboard layouts customized for Chromebooks. They can be configured from the GalliumOS/Whisker Menu, in Settings >> Keyboard >> Layout >> Keyboard Model.
Media keys and Function keys can be accessed either with or without pressing the "Overlay" key first, depending on your choice of keyboard layout.
Keyboard Layouts
| Layout Name | Overlay Key | Top row keys (alone) | Top row keys (with Overlay) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chromebook / No overlay / F keys mapped to media keys | None | Media keys | Media keys |
| Chromebook / Right alt overlay | Right-Alt
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Function keys | Media keys |
| Chromebook / Right alt overlay / F keys mapped to media keys ** default for GalliumOS 1.0 and later ** |
Right-Alt
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Media keys | Function keys |
| Chromebook / Search overlay previous default (1.0beta1), and Crouton default |
Super (Search)
|
Function keys | Media keys |
| Chromebook / Search overlay / F keys mapped to media key | Super (Search)
|
Media keys | Function keys |
These layouts are stored in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/chromebook* . To modify the functionality of a key, one can make changes to the appropriate file (as root).
For instance, to remap the power key to Delete, add the following line in the appropriate file: key <POWR> {[ Delete ] };, and set the power button to "Do nothing" in the Power Manager menu.
Key Mappings
| Key | Combination |
|---|---|
| F1-F10 | Accessed directly or with Overlay, depending on Keyboard layoutAlso available with Overlay + number key (0 for F10)
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| F11 | Overlay + -
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| F12 | Overlay + +
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| Home | Overlay + Left Arrow
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| End | Overlay + Right Arrow
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| Page Up | Overlay + Up Arrow
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| Page Down | Overlay + Down Arrow
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| Insert | Overlay + .
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| Delete | Overlay + Backspace
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| Caps Lock | Right-Alt as Overlay: Overlay + Right ShiftSuper as Overlay: Overlay + Left Alt
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Crouton keyboard layout: https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton/wiki/Keyboard
Other discussion: https://github.com/GalliumOS/galliumos-distro/issues/50
Keyboard Shortcuts
| Key | Combination |
|---|---|
| Screenshot (fullscreen) | Ctrl + F5(display)
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| Screenshot (window) | Ctrl + Shift + F5(display)
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| Whisker Menu/Search | Right-Alt as Overlay: Super + MSuper as Overlay: Left-Alt + M
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| Keyboard Backlight Toggle | Overlay + \ (not working!)
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| Keyboard Backlight Brightness Down | Overlay + [
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| Keyboard Backlight Brightness Up | Overlay + ]
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