how do I edit .sys files?
I have an old gateway keyboard and would like program the rubber keys at the top.
>>52050746
good. thank you.
at least I can use porn to attract you senseless neckbeards
>>52050746
>>52052169
Bait goes in OP, otherwise it's useless.
>>52050588
gentoo
i'm not kidding
>>52052201
and what good would that do for me?
can gentoo even automatically install old ass hardware?
>>52052261
>gentoo
>automatically install
kek
>>52050588
Only because its Christmas ill help. find system file 32 and delete. Profit.
>>52052303
don't be a total ass nigger. what fucking programming language does it use
>>52050588
.sys files... that sounds like Windows, in that case I can't help you. In Linux it's just changing a text file.
help a senseless anon please
>>52052359
hmm. I don't believe you.
>>52052169
>>52052361
Sauce?
>>52050588
that mouse looks like a flesh light
>>52052403
You don't believe me what? That I can't help you changing sys files? I have never done it before.
Doing it on linux is just changing a textfile... Or even easier with 'xmodmap' (if you only want to assign up to 4 button presses) you just write
xmodmap -e keycode 81 = g G g G
And the keycode can be found with a program named 'xev'. It might be something other than 81, i am not sure what 81 is.
>>52052942
You can also make buttons produce strings like
xmodmap -e keycode 88 = "emacs "
to make F12 write "emacs ". Or whatever. just read the man page for xmodmap
>>52052942
>>52053067
and why can't I do this with windows?
>>52053108
It's proprietary, they won't let you do everything. You might be able to do more if you buy the pro or enterprise version of Windows. Or else you have to rely the drivers from the manufacturer to do these things.
>>52053108
Post more
>>52053108
Windows is proprietary and closed source. A lot of the operating system files are locked down and not human readable, or read-only to everyone no matter what you do.
I'm not saying it isnt possible, but its unlikely.
>>52052339
Linux is programmed in C, but there are programs that might be programmed in other languages. There is no defined language that Linux uses.
>>52056044
Thanks, m8. For anyone else interested:
http://imgur.com/a/w11nw
