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Operating Systems Linux How to disable Keyboard on Ubuntu? Post 302438418 by Corona688 on Monday 19th of July 2010 03:43:11 PM
Old 07-19-2010
If the CMOS doesn't support disabling the keyboard, you're stuck with a hardware solution.
 

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XkbIgnoreExtension(3)						   XKB FUNCTIONS					     XkbIgnoreExtension(3)

NAME
XkbIgnoreExtension - Prevents core X library keyboard functions from using the X Keyboard Extension SYNOPSIS
Bool XkbIgnoreExtension (Bool *ignore); ARGUMENTS
ignore True means ignore the extension DESCRIPTION
If a server supports the Xkb extension, the X library normally implements preXkb keyboard functions using the Xkb keyboard description and state. The server Xkb keyboard state may differ from the preXkb keyboard state. This difference does not affect most clients, but there are exceptions. To allow these clients to work properly, you may instruct the extension not to use Xkb functionality. Call XkbIgnoreExtension to prevent core X library keyboard functions from using the X Keyboard Extension. You must call XkbIgnoreExtension before you open a server connection; Xkb does not provide a way to enable or disable use of the extension once a connection is established. XkbIgnoreExtension tells the X library whether to use the X Keyboard Extension on any subsequently opened X display connections. If ignore is True, the library does not initialize the Xkb extension when it opens a new display. This forces the X server to use compatibility mode and communicate with the client using only core protocol requests and events. If ignore is False, the library treats subsequent calls to XOpenDisplay normally and uses Xkb extension requests, events, and state. Do not explicitly use Xkb on a connection for which it is dis- abled. XkbIgnoreExtension returns False if it was unable to apply the ignore request. RETURN VALUES
True The XkbIgnoreExtension returns True if False The XkbIgnoreExtension function returns False if it was unable to apply the ignore request. SEE ALSO
XOpenDisplay(3) X Version 11 libX11 1.6.0 XkbIgnoreExtension(3)
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