#
#  A simple askeymaprc configuration file. Copy to your home
#  directory and rename to .askeymaprc and experiment with settings
#
#  First set the directory where xmodmap files are located. They
#  are installed in /usr/local/share/askeymap/xmodmap by default,
#  but you may want to use your personalised versions for example
#
#  These files must be called xmodmap.xx, where xx are two characters
#  indicating the country code. The program doesn't work with codes
#  which are longer than two characters at the moment.
#

XMODMAPDIR = /usr/local/share/askeymap/xmodmap

#
#  Next, set the directory where the icons are located. This makes
#  using alternative icon schemes very easy. Icons are traditionally
#  installed in /usr/local/share/askeymap/icons, you can change that
#  default directory here. Icons should be named iconxx.xpm, where xx
#  is the same 2-letter country code as used by the modmap file above
#

ICONDIR = /usr/local/share/askeymap/icons

# 
#  Lastly, specify which keyboards you want to use and cycle through.
#  Each keyboard map is specified by a two-letter code, which determines
#  the xmodmap map to load and the icon representing it. An arbitrary
#  number of keyboards can be specified (at least two)
#

KEYBOARD uk
KEYBOARD de


