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So I moved from Windows to Ubuntu. I looked around but couldn't find it. I'd need to add keybindings:

Alt Gr-] woult bind to õ. Shift-Alt Gr-[ to Ü etc.

How would one achieve this monstrosity?

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Mihkel L.
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  • Maybe this answer: http://askubuntu.com/a/423245/16395 can help. Xmodmap should sort of work, bit it is really deprecated by xkb – Rmano Nov 03 '14 at 22:08
  • Looks like "for people who have time, there is linux, for the rest of us there is windows" moment for me. – Mihkel L. Nov 06 '14 at 19:07
  • It's not so difficult. once you get a shot at it. But yes, a graphical tool for personalizing the keyboard would be welcome --- this is the good and bad of open-source. Someone must do it, for free, or you have to pay for it (at least partially). – Rmano Nov 06 '14 at 19:16
  • Friend has Graphical tool in xubuntu. but I'm cracking on http://hack.org/mc/writings/xkb.html to find what i'm looking for, haven't gotten the time. Programm enough at work to get my head dizzy with 3rd pary documentation :D, come home... not gonna like reading much more! – Mihkel L. Nov 07 '14 at 19:45

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This monstrosity is achieved by a tool called Xmodmap. You will need to create a file, called .Xmodmap in your home directory. Search over the net for instructions on how to fill it.
Many xmodmap manuals tell you to run it manually - you don't need to, the file will be applied on relogin automatically.

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