Re: [MiNT] [Fwd: Re: Keyboard mapping on Milan with mint 1.16.2]

[Martin Weidauer <m.weidauer@t-online.de>]

Hello Petr,

thank you very much this helps a lot. I see I'm a complete clocky dummy. 
I viewed it just as a screen clock and did not know about all the other 
amazing features. So I will setup clocky properly now on my Milan. I 
think 3.11 is the best choice for that according to your page.

Thanks and Greetings

Martin WW

> I'll try to explain it. Please visit the 
> http://joy.sophics.cz/clocky.htm and click on the link "Clocky online 
> documentation". Browse quickly through the first paragraph that 
> explains what Clocky is about and then check the "Features" and also 
> "Configuration" links.
>
> The SetClock screenshots at http://joy.sophics.cz/setclock/index.html 
> are also quite explanatory - for example check your setting in the 
> "Mode:" option of Keyboard Settings dialog. If you have anything else 
> than "original" there you use Clocky's internal keyboard table. Note 
> that these tables (Clocky contains two independent tables) are freely 
> editable with a WYSIWYG editor - see the Keyboard layout editor 
> screenshot..
>
> If you have more questions just ask me.
>
> Petr