The buttons on the right hand side all work other than Internet & Email. I assume you have to assign these buttons to the appropriate software but for the life of me I can't see how to do that. Does anyone have an idea how to do that? Many thanks in advance for help.
Internet / Email keys (Solved)
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Internet / Email keys (Solved)
The buttons on the right hand side all work other than Internet & Email. I assume you have to assign these buttons to the appropriate software but for the life of me I can't see how to do that. Does anyone have an idea how to do that? Many thanks in advance for help.
Re: Internet / Email keys
This is an easy fix thankfully.
If you can get to a Control Panel in your Linux distro of choice you should see an icon option "Keyboard Shortcuts"
In Commodore OS this is:
System --> Control Center
In CommodoreOS you could also type "mate-control-center" from the command line.
It's likely to be "gnome-control-center" on vanilla Debian.
Once in Keyboard Shortcuts
Find the Launch Web Browser entry, double click on it and press the key to assign it to . i.e. The "INTERNET" key on your C64x (C64 function keys).
The same also applies for Launch email client and any other functionality you like etc.
Somehow, my C64x Internet shortcut has been misdirected to WWW in Commodore OS which does nothing.
I do remember it working. Oh well. Fixed now.
If you can get to a Control Panel in your Linux distro of choice you should see an icon option "Keyboard Shortcuts"
In Commodore OS this is:
System --> Control Center
In CommodoreOS you could also type "mate-control-center" from the command line.
It's likely to be "gnome-control-center" on vanilla Debian.
Once in Keyboard Shortcuts
Find the Launch Web Browser entry, double click on it and press the key to assign it to . i.e. The "INTERNET" key on your C64x (C64 function keys).
The same also applies for Launch email client and any other functionality you like etc.
Somehow, my C64x Internet shortcut has been misdirected to WWW in Commodore OS which does nothing.
I do remember it working. Oh well. Fixed now.
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Re: Internet / Email keys (Solved)
This worked! Thank you.
I searched for keyboard within Debian, and there was Launch keys.
Thank you very much for your help!
James.
I searched for keyboard within Debian, and there was Launch keys.
Thank you very much for your help!
James.
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