Release 2.47

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xkeyboard-config 2.47 was released on .

Layouts

New

  • Added the Slavistic Phonetic Alphabet variant for Polish

Miscellaneous

Breaking changes

  • Made <ZEHA> behave like <FK24>

    On Linux Kernel before v6.17, the scancode for F24 was bound to the otherwise unused <ZEHA> keycode. v6.17 fixed this. To have a consistent behaviour across kernel versions, make both <ZEHA> and <FK24> behave the same.

New

  • Added keycodes from recent Linux kernels:

    • <I455> for KEY_LINK_PHONE
    • <I709> for KEY_PERFORMANCE

  • inet: Added mapping to the following new keysyms:

    • XF86LinkPhone
    • XF86Fn_F1
    • XF86Fn_F2
    • XF86Fn_F3
    • XF86Fn_F4
    • XF86Fn_F5
    • XF86Fn_F6
    • XF86Fn_F7
    • XF86Fn_F8
    • XF86Fn_F9
    • XF86Fn_F10
    • XF86Fn_F11
    • XF86Fn_F12
    • XF86Fn_1
    • XF86Fn_2
    • XF86Fn_D
    • XF86Fn_E
    • XF86Fn_F
    • XF86Fn_S
    • XF86Fn_B
    • XF86PerformanceMode
    • XF86AudioBassBoost

    Relevant upstream merge requests: xorgproto-102 and xorgproto-103.

  • inet: Mapped <F19> for the rare occasion that it exists e.g. on custom keyboards.

  • inet: Mapped <F24>, which has a special alternative function as pressing the touchpad toggle key on some notebooks produces the key sequence Super + Control + F24.