I screwed up, and installed whatever takes care of special keys: volume up/down, contrast up/down, suspend, etc.
Anyone have any idea what package is it that controls these?Thank You.
[SOLVED] uninstalled special keys
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[SOLVED] uninstalled special keys
Hi all.
I screwed up, and installed whatever takes care of special keys: volume up/down, contrast up/down, suspend, etc. Anyone have any idea what package is it that controls these?
Thank You.
I screwed up, and installed whatever takes care of special keys: volume up/down, contrast up/down, suspend, etc.
Anyone have any idea what package is it that controls these?Thank You.
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Husse
Re: uninstalled special keys
This is controlled by a package called hotkeys - go to synaptic 
Re: uninstalled special keys
Thanx Husse, but that was not it. 
When you change brightness or volume, Compiz (I think) pops up this little applet that shows you a scrollbar how high the brightness or volume or whatever you're changing is. This used to work right out of the box, so I don't know what package does this. Which package is that?
I don't even know how I got into this mess, and a complete reinstall seems like overkill.
Don't fix it ...., don't break it ...
When you change brightness or volume, Compiz (I think) pops up this little applet that shows you a scrollbar how high the brightness or volume or whatever you're changing is. This used to work right out of the box, so I don't know what package does this. Which package is that?
I don't even know how I got into this mess, and a complete reinstall seems like overkill.
Don't fix it ...., don't break it ...
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Husse
Re: uninstalled special keys
Ouch - I'm lost....
It's not Compiz I think, it's there by default, but what does it, well....
I have to add this to the list...
It's not Compiz I think, it's there by default, but what does it, well....
I have to add this to the list...
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Husse
Re: uninstalled special keys
what about hotkey-setup?
Because it is hotkeys we're talking about
I think you need to reboot
Because it is hotkeys we're talking about
I think you need to reboot
Re: uninstalled special keys
Yes, that is it!Husse wrote:what about hotkey-setup?
No need, worked right after install.Husse wrote:I think you need to reboot
Thanx!