I was looking for a solution for enabling/disabling the Capslock from the command line and came across some Python code for doing just that...
Well, in this case the code was written to ONLY turn-off Capslock but I assume there has to be a way to turn it on too.
Let me start by saying that this is the 1st time I've ever used Python, so I'm a noob with that... But if I just copy/paste the code from the link above
and just execute it from the Command Line, it DOES turn off the Capslock as it's supposed to. But if I enter what I thought would be the code to turn
back on, I get an error.
Code: *This code does work to turn OFF Capslock...
And from the Manpage for XkbLockModifiers (*xkblockmodifiers(3) - Linux man page) I can see that the last element in the function call is what
you want to change the value to (*i.e. the "unsigned int value").
xkblockmodifiers(3) - Linux man page
So I changed "value" variable from "0" to "1", and I get the following error:
Any idea why this would throw an error when assigning to "1" (*i.e. ON) but would work correctly when assigning to "0" (*i.e. OFF)..?
I've tried the "xsetled named 'Caps Lock' " Command and the "setleds +caps < /dev/console" command, but neither do anything to the Capslock...
If anyone has any ideas, please feel free. Any thoughts or suggestions would be much appreciated!
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