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1. hacking the keyboard driver

I have a keyboard called the "Happy Hacking" keyboard from PFUCA.com.
It's a great keyboard.  All of the "special keys", the PGUP, PGDN,
arrow keys, F1-Fx, etc are GONE.  There is a "Fn" key which you hold
down while pressing certain letters to use those keys.  "Fn" + 1 = F1,
etc.  The end result is that you don't have to take your hands off of
the keyboard while typing, and it's much more convenient to those of
us who touch-type.

What I want to do is to mod the keyboard driver for linux to do the
same thing.  I don't care if the keys are still on my keyboard (for
when I'm using my laptop, or if I want to buy a split keyboard), but I
like typing this way.

By the way, there is NO CAPS LOCK key on the HHK!  Excellent.

Anyway, where do I find out how to do this?  Do I have to change the
kernel itself, or is there a separate driver.  Sorry I don't know
where to point myself to get started, but I'm not much of a programmer
when it comes to C, etc.  I'm more of a web-programming guy.

Thank you,
Shawn

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