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2007-04-07qte, qte-mt 2.3.10: Elaborate "kernel keyboard" handler, make it default.Paul Sokolovsky1
* Details: 1. Added support for nicely named and extensible key bindings. E.g., in loadkeys do: keycode 155 = F100 string F100 = "power" where 155 is keycode a power button happens to have on your machine, F100 is arbitrary function key (please use F100-F120), and "power" is OPIE binding. Currently defined bindings are "power", "backlight", "record" 2. K_DO ("Do") keycode is mapped to OPIE power button by default. Kernel uses K_DO for KEY_POWER input subsystem keycode. So, if your device does the right thing, it will work out of the box. 3. Implemented NumLock handling for numeric keypad. * TODO: This shouldn't override QTE's standard TTY handler, instead should be separate, but default, handler. * TODO: Drop outdated adhoc device handlers in favor of this one.
2007-01-14qte 2.3.10: Fix kernel-keymap.patch, was made as -p0 instead of -p1.Paul Sokolovsky1
2006-04-01packages/qte/qte_2.3.10:Holger Freyther1
Thanks to the ROAD GmbH we now have a bugfixed QtE kernel-keymap.patch Bugfixes: -Handle keys > 127 (7Bit) -Workaround broken keymaps -Fix Autorepeat -plenty of other fixes This patch needs some testing as I have applied the changes by hand.
2005-06-30import clean BK tree at cset 1.3670Koen Kooi1
2005-02-05upgrade qte-2.3.10 to final release (unbelievable)Michael Lauer1
BKrev: 4204cc4bLuww8nleMNsBd6CF_e7YoA