Hi Everyone, I'm trying to put together an X configuration for an embedded device with a keyboard (Fedora-based for what it matters). I'd like to keep the ability to switch to the virtual text terminals (with alt-ctrl-fx) to ease debugging, but I would like to make it as hard as possible to trigger accidentally. I figured changing the key combination from alt-ctrl-fx to AltR+ControlL+Fx would do the trick. However, I couldn't figure out how to change the xkb configuration to achieve this goal. I flailed around a day or so without getting any closer to a solution, and I have no more time to spend on learning/reverse engineering xkb. Could someone who already knows xkb help me out? Also, is there an easy way to trigger a script when the user switches to a text terminal (and/or back)? I'd like to make sure that if someone does (accidentally or otherwise) trigger a VT switch, I would have a log entry indicating what happened. I toyed with the idea of setting DontVTSwitch to true and managing the VT switch from xbindkeys or something similar, but I'm concerned that if things go pearshaped, I can get into a situation where the system can't be debugged because it's impossible to bring up a text VT. I'm also unsure whether xbindkeys would let me specify ControlL and AltR instead of just Alt and Control... I would really appreciate any and all ideas! Thanks, Tamas