For some reason the Raspberry key no longer works to type APL characters. It just opens the Raspberry menu. On Ride I can use the ` key, but on APL (TTY) nothing works.
Please help
Thank you
Raspberry PI - Keyboard
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Re: Raspberry PI - Keyboard
Hi BenoitM,
Please write to me at Dyalog Support and let me know what Raspberry Pi hardware you have, what version of Dyalog, and what operating system you are running on.
Regards,
Vince
Please write to me at Dyalog Support and let me know what Raspberry Pi hardware you have, what version of Dyalog, and what operating system you are running on.
Regards,
Vince
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Re: Raspberry PI - Keyboard
Can you also describe how you set up APL input on your Raspberry Pi?
Prior to 18.2, APL input using the Windows key (Raspberry key) was enabled when starting Dyalog by default. This persists even after exiting Dyalog, which was confusing for many users, so we disabled it. From 18.2 onwards, you need to use
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For more options, you can choose the APL shifting key on non-Wayland desktop environments using the setxkbmap command.
The grp:switch part means that APL symbols are available while the Right Alt key is pressed. The Raspberry key will be the "win" key
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The full list of available shifting keys can be found with
This is explained further on https://aplwiki.com/wiki/Typing_glyphs_ ... #setxkbmap
Prior to 18.2, APL input using the Windows key (Raspberry key) was enabled when starting Dyalog by default. This persists even after exiting Dyalog, which was confusing for many users, so we disabled it. From 18.2 onwards, you need to use
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dyalog -kbd
For more options, you can choose the APL shifting key on non-Wayland desktop environments using the setxkbmap command.
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setxkbmap -layout us,apl -variant ,dyalog -option grp:switch
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grp:win_switch
The full list of available shifting keys can be found with
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cat /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/evdev.lst | grep grp