timroerstroem

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Det kunne være interessant at se, hvor lav frekvensen var, hvis de ikke havde taget hybridbiler med ind i elbil-kategorien. Man skulle umiddelbart forvente at hybridbiler må ligge tættere på frekvensen for rene ICE-biler, end på den for elbiler.

Jeg fik startet min gamle (ca. 2010) stationære, der bare havde stået ude i garagen, så ud over at få tømt harddiskene ud (hej igen, gamle musiksamling), er jeg gået i gang med at lege med Linux From Scratch.

Indtil videre er det både sjovt og lærerigt.

Ja, hvis jeg var ASO ville jeg være pænt træt af at have lavet en ret fed rute, der ikke bare er to uger med sprinteretaper og en uges reelt cykelløb, for så at finde ud af, at der kun er en mand med i mit cykelløb.

I have had that working on Hyprland, using shift+volume to change microphone volume. First, obviously, make sure that your keyboard returns XF86AudioPause (not, e.g. XF86AudioPlayPause). Next, try having that key combination execute a command you know works (launch a browser or some such). If none of those work, I'm out of ideas.

on Fedora/KDE keyboard woes · c/linux · 2 pts · 36d

Not quite sure what that would do, maybe I’m misunderstanding you, that seems to just type the angle brackets that are on the layout in Windows mode and nothing in Mac mode

Maybe that's a keyboard layout thing that only works with the UK layout then. If I hit AltGr+[ -- maybe I'm misremembering, it could be ] -- then e.g. a, (using a UK layout) I get ä.

As a backup, when Fedora updates to Plasma 6.7 (probably with Fedora 45) you'll have the option of long-pressing keys to get a small alternative letter-popup, which of course still adds a keypress so probably also suboptimal.

on Fedora/KDE keyboard woes · c/linux · 4 pts · 36d

Several possibilities:

  1. As I read the manual Fn+X+F is this keyboard's equivalent of Fn lock, maybe try that.
  2. I believe that AltGr+[ should allow you to type umlauts (at least that works on the GB layout), but I don't know if that will work on mac mode (I have never used a mac keyboard).
  3. Alternatively, you could map the compose key to the print screen key (or some other option you wouldn't mind losing) and then use that (umlauts should be composed using colon+letter, as far as I recall).
on Why Linux? · c/linux · 3 pts · 53d

Probably, looks like something that phone autocorrect would mess up.