Sharp Zaurus SL-C3000 Instruction Manual page 147

my Zaurus SL-C3000 and SL-C3100
This script can be used to toggle the default behaviour of the Qt desktop icons. You can use it
to enable or disable the xembed mode. When xembed is enabled, all the desktop icons under
the X/Qt tab will launch the applications in embedded/rootless mode which means they run in
a lightweight mode under X/Qt without utilising all the features of X and the application
appears to be running inside Qtopia. If you disable xembed, then the desktop icons will
automatically start the full X/Qt environment and run from within the full X/Qt environment.
zhomefixC3000
This script is for SL-C3000 users only. Since X applications place their config files under the
user's home directory, ie /home/zaurus and the SL-C3000 only has 4MB on /home, it will get
filled up pretty quickly. Run the zhomefixC3000 after you run each X application for the first
time. The script will attempt to move the config files to /hdd2/zaurushome and symlink it back.
xqtcleanup
This script usually is not required and should not be run. It is a brute force approach to remove
existing X/Qt files. Only use this script if you had a broken X/Qt installation previously that you
could not cleanly uninstall or you get other errors.
cackofix
This script may be needed to be run by Cacko users if they get glib errors. If everything works,
then don't run this script.
X/Qt has its own set of basic key controls. The menu key is hardcoded to activate the X/Qt control
which allows you to activate fullscreen mode or shutdown X/Qt. Fn+m shuts down X/Qt
immediately. Also Fn+tap is equivalent to right mouse click whereas a single tap with the stylus is a
left mouse click. Sometimes, when switching between X/Qt and QTopia, the caps lock is turned on
under X/Qt. Just hit Shift several times to disable it.
The rest of the keys is controlled by the keymapping file located under /etc/X11/kb/xmodmaprc.
This file is loaded each time X/Qt starts up. During installation, an appropriate mapping file has
been copied there depending on your Zaurus model. If you want to customise it, then copy it to
/home/zaurus/.xmodmaprc and edit that copy in your home directory. You can use the xev
command to determine the keycode for each key. If you have a Cxx00 model, ie one with 2.4.20
kernel, and you are using my custom keyhelper.xml, then you might also want to use my custom
xmodmaprc file as well instead of the standard xmodmaprc. To use my custom xmodmaprc copy
/mnt/pdaxqtrom-base/config/settings/xmodmap/xmodmaprc-custom to /home/zaurus/.xmodmaprc
In addition, FluxBox also has some extra key shortcuts defined in /home/zaurus/.fluxbox/keys.
Most of those shortcuts are defined to use the Mod4 (assigned to Super_L) and Mod1 (assigned to
Alt_L) modifier keys which I mapped to the Home and Alt (left kanji) key respectively. FluxBox
menu is activated by holding the Fn key and tapping on the desktop. To release/cancel from the
menu, tap anywhere on the desktop (but not on any window/application on the desktop). You might
also need to press the Cancel key as well.
Here are the key shortcuts for FluxBox:
Alt + Tab = Next Window
Alt + Shift + Tab = Previous Window
Alt + c = Close Window
Alt + m = Minimise Window
Alt + n = Maximise Window
Alt + h = Maximise Window Horizontally
Alt + v = Maximise Window Vertically
Alt + s = Shade Window
Alt + t = Toggle Decor
Alt + r = Raise Window
Alt + l = Lower Window
Alt + Up = Move Window Upwards
Alt + Down = Move Window Downwards
Alt + Left = Move Window to the Left
Alt + Right = Move Window to the right
Alt + space = FluxBox Menu
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