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These maps are as contributed. Use at your own risk. (But please tell me if something is seriously wrong.) Mail corrections, improvements and new maps to: <dirson@debian.org> for inclusion in the LCT package. <aeb@cwi.nl> for inclusion in the original `kbd' package. ----- Several corrections were pointed out by Tom.Kartes@Materna.DE. mk_modmap is a utility that might help synchronizing your keymaps for loadkeys and for xmodmap (but note that (since version 2.1 of XFree86) X initialises its keymap using the Linux keymap, so that xmodmap will often be superfluous). Since version 0.87, put a line `charset "iso-8859-x"' in front of a map, when you are using symbols outside iso-8859-1. Since version 0.88, put a line `keymaps 0-1,4-5,8,12' or so in front of a map, in order to indicate what keymaps should be used. hypermap.m4 was contributed by shields@tembel.org (Michael Shields). Use: m4 hypermap.m4 | loadkeys . Please, if you submit something that includes compose key combinations, uuencode the keymap, since SMTP-compliant mailers will strip the eighth bit. [originally written by Andries]