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SergKolo / lks-indicator

Indicator to display status of lock keys for Ubuntu
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C, S, and N won't display #8

Open skippy95 opened 7 years ago

skippy95 commented 7 years ago

From README.md: When one or more lock keys are active, the indicator becomes red, and the following is displayed: [C] for Caps Lock [N] for Num Lock [S] for Scroll Lock

The green and red indicators show up and work perfectly when I press any of the lock keys, but the letter indicators C, N, and S are not displayed.

I use the following command: lks-indicator --show-all

/usr/share/lks-indicator contains the following files: green.png, red.png, and lks-icon-monochrome.png

Are the letter indicator files missing? Am I doing something wrong? I would like to be able to see the letter icons as well as the red and green to indicate which key is locked.

Thanks for your help.

i3wm commented 7 years ago

@skippy95 - Did you find any solution to it?

skippy95 commented 7 years ago

@i3wm - sorry for delayed reply. No, haven't had much time to work with it. Plan is to work with lks-icon-monochrome.png to create C, N, and S image files. Not sure what file names to use (don't know much about python) so that will be hit and miss as well. Will probably be a couple of weeks, but if and when I make it work, I'll reply back here.

caltrop2075 commented 6 years ago

C,N, or S not there

SergKolo commented 6 years ago

@caltrop-3 How are you running the indicator, how was it installed, and what's your OS ?

caltrop2075 commented 6 years ago

I am running Linux. I installed it with the package manager & executed it.I finally got some function out of it but it is just not what I am looking for. On Wednesday, August 29, 2018, 9:32:13 PM EDT, Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy notifications@github.com wrote:

@caltrop-3 How are you running the indicator, how was it installed, and what's your OS ?

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