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I have a MS Natural Keyboard, and I was trying to use xkeycaps and
xmodmap to give the extra "Windows" keys functionality in WindowMaker.

Just as a test, I tried to assign something to the left window key, 0x73
(115).
For the hell of it, I just assigned it the letter "J", wrote the output,
and then loaded it with xmodmap.

When I do a dump from xmodmap, it shows the right mapping, but when I
hit that key, it doesn't have any effect.

Do I need to have something else to make this work?  (e.g., a
kernel-level driver for the keyboard?)

Please post or e-mail replies.

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