! Hacking Linux keyboards.
! 
!    This particular recipe makes my PS/1 keyboard modifiers resemble
! those of a Lisp Machine.  On the left of the space bar, it turns the
! left Alt key into "Control-", the stupid flag key left of the left
! Alt into "Meta-", and the left Ctrl into "Super-", On the right of
! the space bar, it disables the right Alt key, puts "Control-" on the
! flag key, and "Meta-" on the "menu" key, and "Super-" on the right
! Ctrl.  This is inconsistent from right to left, but it more
! accurately echoes the physical arrangement I have set up on the Sun
! Sparcstation keyboards at work.  It also disables Caps Lock.
!
!    ***Before you try this at home***:
! 
!    You need to be sure that your keyboard generates the same
! keycodes as mine.  I have a vanilla PS/2 keyboard, so these keycode
! assignments are probably standard, or close to it.  But if yours is
! different, this xmodmap script will reprogram keys at random, so
! it's well worth checking.
! 
! To check your current keycode assignments in an xterm (or emacs "M-x
! shell" window), do "xmodmap -pk", and verify that the output is a
! superset of the following:
!
!  keycode	Keysym(s) originally assigned
!  =======	=============================
!       37  	0xffe3 (Control_L)	
!       64  	0xffe9 (Alt_L)	0xffe7 (Meta_L)	
!       66  	0xffe5 (Caps_Lock)	
!      109  	0xffe4 (Control_R)	
!      113  	0xffea (Alt_R)	0xffe8 (Meta_R)	
!      115  	[left Windows flag, no keysym assigned]
!      116  	[right Windows flag, no keysym assigned]
!      117  	[right "menu" key, no keysym assigned]
! 
! If you see something different, you need to alter the keycode values
! in the script to reflect the keycodes your keyboard actually
! generates.  (Also 50 is Shift_L, and 62 is Shift_R.  But I don't
! hack those, so they don't matter.)
!
!    Modification history:
!
! created.  -- rgr, 9-Dec-99.
! move right modifiers rightwards.  -- rgr, 10-Dec-99.
! add super keys, improve documentation.  -- rgr, 22-Feb-00.

! Nuke Caps_Lock.  (Delete the next two lines if you want to keep Caps_Lock.)
clear lock
keycode 66 =
! Flush the modifiers before reprogramming them.  (mod1 is Meta-, mod2 is
! Super-, and mod3 is Hyper-, but we don't use the Hyper- shift.)
clear control
clear mod1
clear mod2
! nuke the original Ctrl keys.
! Move keys (and leave the original Alt_R unbound).
keycode 37 = Super_L
keycode 115 = Meta_L
keycode 64 = Control_L
keycode 113 = 
keycode 116 = Control_R
keycode 117 = Meta_R
keycode 109 = Super_R
! Reinstall modified modifiers.
add control = Control_L Control_R
add mod1 = Meta_L Meta_R
add mod2 = Super_L Super_R