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Hi, I mixed my Xfce and my Lxde: @lxde-settings @xscreensaver -no-splash @tilda @xbindkeys @xfdesktop Runs well, but one shortcut is annoying me. If I press strg+f, a xterm is opened. I checked the config files, but did not found it. I have Gentoo with an actual portage tree. Is there anyway to remo...

Hi,
is there a way, I can change my cursor size? For me it is to big.

You could use xbindkeys for the Multimedia Keys.
With xbindkeys you can define commands called on key (combos) strikes.
I think Xbindkeys is easier to configure than the lxde-rc.conf from openbox, but you could do it there, also.

Other option for you would be to enable LCD Strech in the Laptop. Many old Laptops have this option.

I would do this in your xorg.conf. Edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf and add/switch to: Section "InputDevice" Identifier "mouse {or whatever fedora says to it}" . . . Option "ButtonMapping" "3 2 1 4 5" EndSection

Apple linked the keys to OS functions, why/how should GNU/Linux know, what every freaking special key on each keyboard in the world means.
Special keys generally only work out of the box, if the are linked to the hardware direct from the BIOS.

I would allqays be doing keyboard stuff for the X Server in general. So I would edit my /etc/X11/xorg.conf:
Add in /etc/X11/xorg.conf this line:
Section "InputDevice"
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.
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Option "XkbLayout" "it"
EndSection

I am running it on a 300 MHz PentiumMMX (i586, but chost i486 for my laptop) with 64MB and Gentoo on it and LXDE runs quite well.
I am thinking about installing it on my other PCs.