Does that make sense? It does. I found that in recent Windows and Linux builds swap_opt_cmd defaults to true, thus interfering with using keycodes files. This was not so in older builds. I hope to convince kanjitalk755 that this change should be reversed, at least when a keycodes file is used. Than...

Another couple of questions: 1. Do you have in the prefs (configuration) file an entry swap_opt_cmd ? (The prefs file will probably be named .basilisk_ii_prefs in your Home directory.) 2. If yes, is it set to true or false ? 3. If no, can you add that line and see how BasiliskII behaves with either...

You have it on Github? I think I saw it and might give that try. Thanks. I hope I don’t run into similar issues. To have it up and running, ROM and drive, with USB mouse, it will work. If your mouse is Bluetooth and works under X, then it should work as well. I haven't tried BT mouse under Linux in...

Hey, No matter how I edit the .basiliskii_prefs or whatever it’s called, it refuses to load the ROM or drive. I have to manually load them using the command-line option. Now on top of that I can’t use my mouse. It’s a wireless mouse. I even installed gpm in Debian. Thanks for the help. gpm provides...

You just need to run export DISPLAY=:id# in your ssh session and programs run will run on the remote display. A quick example:
Now gedit will run on the user named testSSH display

Looks pretty good to me.... Have you found a way to get the integrated camera to do anything? I'd guess not, since BII can't use USB. But maybe the host can use it in the background and send the pictures to the shared folder :) Here’s an idea: create a server Linux-side that “serves” image captures...

Not really the best work but looks better than before! I tried toothpaste to remove the “Acer” silkscreen logo to no avail. I am open to recommendations. https://i.ibb.co/fSCB0KP/85-D72766-8-FAD-4-D9-F-B6-E9-6-FFA67-BC26-CB.jpg https://i.ibb.co/TgznCzZ/089655-C0-D27-E-4756-8-E84-53-D38-BC95587.jpg

Since my Chromebook project is pretty much done I revisited this one. Reformatted my SD card and ran the script again. Works flawlessly with sound. The only limitation running without X windows is that 1024x768 and 16-bit color seems to be the max I could get with SDL2. Only 640x480 works at 32-bit ...

Ronald P. Regensburg wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 7:41 am Two questions:

1. Which OS, which Linux distro, runs on your Chromebook?

2. For compiling your BasiliskII, did you use source from kanjitalk755 from before or after 7 February 2021?

64-bit Debian 10.9 “Buster” netinst with non-free firmware.

After… kanjitalk755 git cloned on June 16.

Edit: In the kanjitalk755 fork commit history I see a commit from 7 February 2021: "fixed swapping opt and cmd key if keycode file is used". It could be that this "fix" causes the swap you experience between keycodes 55 and 58. It does not happen in the macOS build I use. I will...

And here about Portuguese and Brazilian ABNT/ABNT2 keyboards: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portuguese_keyboard_layout Your Chromebook keyboard differs in that it is missing the Logo keys on a regular ABNT/ABNT2 keyboard. Yes, the Chromebook is ABNT2 minus the WINDOWS keys. You can easily tell it's...

No, the Mac keycode for Option is 58 and the Mac keycode for Command is 55. Maybe you mixed up the names for the Mac modifier keys? The diagram below shows the Mac keyboard followed by my Chromebook key assignment (as shown by Key Caps) followed by the keycode used in the BasiliskII_keycodes file. ...

In Key Caps Mac dead keys are indicated with a grey or dotted border around the key. For instance the tilde to the right of the ç. That key followed by the n will produce ñ. And that same key with the shift key followed by a i will produce î. Got it! I just had to disable dead keys on the Linux sys...

The Brazilian keyboard layout I provided is for a Brazilian Portugese keyboard. It may differ from a European Portugese keyboard, like there are differences between US English, British English, Canadian English, and Australian English keyboards. I managed to get everything working with the "Br...

The keycodes file works fine for all standard ISO and ANSI keyboards for any language. The problem is that the Chromebook has its own non-standard keyboard. Which keyboard layout do you use now in BasiliskII? I will see if I can suggest a few changes, but not all will work. I doubt that the Chrome ...

... In BasiliskII you can then choose your keyboard layout in the Keyboard control panel, whether Brazilian or US English or any other available layout. The Key Caps application (available from the Apple menu) will show the active keyboard layout. You can check the layout in Key Caps by pressing ke...

2. Brazilian keyboard.img Add that disk image to the volumes list for BasiliskII. From the mounted image drag the file "Brazilian" onto the System Folder You will be asked to install the file in System, allow installation. The Brazilian keyboard layout will be available as a choice in the...

Added the latest google-chrome installation to the script.

Works very fast under Debian but is, unfortunately, outside of BasiliskII. Small price to pay I'd say... better than running Classilla and older browsers.

4. The Brazilian keyboard layout in MacOS comes closest to your keyboard. It is available in MacOS 8.1 and in MacOS 9.0.4. You use MacOS 7.6.1? If it is not available there, a copy from one of those other OS versions can probably be installed in the System file in 7.6.1. Is there a gentle soul will...

I created a script that fully automates the installation and configuration plus the compilation of SDL2 and BasiliskII for X.org. You can find it here: https://github.com/ekbann/chromebook-basilisk2-sdl2 If you have the American keyboard version, edit the script to remove the keyboard configuration ...

Incidentally, I compiled SDL2 v.2.0.14 from source and then re-compiled BasiliskII against it, BUT it crashes with a segmentation fault! I tested the new SDL2 with a sample code and it works. Does SDL2 need something from BasiliskII source for it to work? I found out why it crashed... I was missing...

First of all, a big thank you for your quick replies! This community is amazing. The existing keycodes files are not yet edited for use with SDL2 builds. We need the header that should be used for Linux/X11 SDL2 builds. The existing Linux/X11 headers are not for SDL2. The content of the keycodes fil...

I do not know which keycodes files you use or tried. In the newer versions, I added scancode to keycode translations for SDL2 SheepShaver and BasiliskII builds on macOS and Windows hosts. For Linux and X11 those translations are not yet available. Adding those translations may only need a new heade...

I was talking about SheepShaver for macOS. There the file people used was always just "keycodes". I tested SheepShaver 4 May 2019 version from downloads page. Defined "keycodes true" Undefined "keycodefile" As a result, both keycodes and BasiliskII_keycodes were invali...

adespoton wrote: ↑Fri Jun 04, 2021 3:03 pm Now you need to deck it out with some rainbow Apple stickers, remove the Intel sticker, and get something to cover up the Acer logo

You read my mind! Definitely a rainbow Apple logo...