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Subject: Re: [kbd] Binding Ctrl+Tab
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15.01.2013 17:16, Kristof Ralovich wrote:
> Dear All,
> 
> I would like to assign the "Ctrl+Tab" key combination in Ubuntu 12.04 
> linux text console (not under X11). My end goal is binding commands to 
> it in emacs. "Ctrl", "Tab", and "Alt+Tab" works dy default, but not 
> "Ctrl+Tab".

What is the problem with the "Ctrl+Tab" ?

First find the key code for TAB.

 % showkey
 keycode  15 press
 keycode  15 release

OK, so tab is key 15. Now I want to assign the symbol @ to Ctrl Tab.

control keycode 15 = at

It assigned the symbol @ to the control tab combination.

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