Some applications ignore Xmodmap settings












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I am using the following ~/.Xmodmap



keycode 133 = Mode_switch
keycode 134 = Mode_switch
keysym h = h H Left
keysym l = l L Right
keysym k = k K Up
keysym j = j J Down
keysym w = w W Prior
keysym s = s S Next
keysym a = a A Home
keysym d = d D End
keysym BackSpace = BackSpace BackSpace Delete


and it works as expected (eg. Win+D for End) for almost all applications, but not for PyCharm or IntelliJ. I suppose not for Java. How can that be fixed?










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    I can't reproduce this with Ubuntu 18.04, X server 1.19.6, PyCharm 2018.3.4 running with OpenJDK 10.0.2.

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    Feb 13 at 9:25
















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I am using the following ~/.Xmodmap



keycode 133 = Mode_switch
keycode 134 = Mode_switch
keysym h = h H Left
keysym l = l L Right
keysym k = k K Up
keysym j = j J Down
keysym w = w W Prior
keysym s = s S Next
keysym a = a A Home
keysym d = d D End
keysym BackSpace = BackSpace BackSpace Delete


and it works as expected (eg. Win+D for End) for almost all applications, but not for PyCharm or IntelliJ. I suppose not for Java. How can that be fixed?










share|improve this question


















  • 1





    I can't reproduce this with Ubuntu 18.04, X server 1.19.6, PyCharm 2018.3.4 running with OpenJDK 10.0.2.

    – undercat
    Feb 13 at 9:25














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I am using the following ~/.Xmodmap



keycode 133 = Mode_switch
keycode 134 = Mode_switch
keysym h = h H Left
keysym l = l L Right
keysym k = k K Up
keysym j = j J Down
keysym w = w W Prior
keysym s = s S Next
keysym a = a A Home
keysym d = d D End
keysym BackSpace = BackSpace BackSpace Delete


and it works as expected (eg. Win+D for End) for almost all applications, but not for PyCharm or IntelliJ. I suppose not for Java. How can that be fixed?










share|improve this question














I am using the following ~/.Xmodmap



keycode 133 = Mode_switch
keycode 134 = Mode_switch
keysym h = h H Left
keysym l = l L Right
keysym k = k K Up
keysym j = j J Down
keysym w = w W Prior
keysym s = s S Next
keysym a = a A Home
keysym d = d D End
keysym BackSpace = BackSpace BackSpace Delete


and it works as expected (eg. Win+D for End) for almost all applications, but not for PyCharm or IntelliJ. I suppose not for Java. How can that be fixed?







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    I can't reproduce this with Ubuntu 18.04, X server 1.19.6, PyCharm 2018.3.4 running with OpenJDK 10.0.2.

    – undercat
    Feb 13 at 9:25














  • 1





    I can't reproduce this with Ubuntu 18.04, X server 1.19.6, PyCharm 2018.3.4 running with OpenJDK 10.0.2.

    – undercat
    Feb 13 at 9:25








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I can't reproduce this with Ubuntu 18.04, X server 1.19.6, PyCharm 2018.3.4 running with OpenJDK 10.0.2.

– undercat
Feb 13 at 9:25





I can't reproduce this with Ubuntu 18.04, X server 1.19.6, PyCharm 2018.3.4 running with OpenJDK 10.0.2.

– undercat
Feb 13 at 9:25










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