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xinitrc xmodmap question concerning remapping keyboards

Asked by asegner in X-Windows Window Manager

Tags: xinitrc, xmodmap

I am running SUSE 9.1 and use KDE when I want a GUI.  I have remapped my keyboard on the VC so that shift turns off the caps lock (like old typewriters) but cannot seem to get the same behavior to happen in X.  My system runs as a server so usually boots into level 3 and I use startx when I need to.  So far I have tried adding the appropriate lines into a file ~/.Xmodmap  but that didnt seem to pick up.  Then I tried creating a file ~/.xinitrc and calling xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap.  but then X refused to start.  I believe the .Xmodmap is correct because when kde is running and i call xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap from a shell window in KDE, my keyboard behavior changes to what i described above.  So the issue I need addressed is how to have that .Xmodmap automatically loaded when I call startx.
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