Exit the Solaris operating environment and start it up again
Create a second script and initiate it any time you want to switch back
Follow these instructions to create the second script.
Use a text editor to create a file called nolefty.data.
Type in the script as shown in nolefty.data Script
Any line with an exclamation point in front of it is a comment line, and does not execute any operation.
Save the nolefty.data script in the same directory as the lefty.data script and quit the editor.
At the prompt, type the following command.
$ xmodmap nolefty.data
For the nolefty.data file to execute, you must type the previous command in the same directory as the script file.
! ! nolefty.data ! ! Data for xmodmap to reset the left and right function keys ! after being set for left-handed use on the Sun type-4 keyboard. ! To use this data, type the following where <filename> is the name ! of the file. ! ! xmodmap <filename> ! ! Reassign standard values to left function keys. ! keycode 10 = L2 L2 SunAgain keycode 32 = L3 L3 SunProps keycode 33 = L4 L4 SunUndo keycode 56 = L5 L5 SunFront keycode 58 = L6 L6 SunCopy keycode 79 = L7 L7 SunOpen keycode 80 = L8 L8 SunPaste keycode 102 = L9 L9 SunFind keycode 104 = L10 L10 SunCut ! ! Reassign standard values to right function keys. ! keycode 28 = R1 R1 Pause keycode 29 = R2 R2 Print keycode 30 = R3 R3 Scroll_Lock Break keycode 52 = R4 R4 KP_Equal keycode 53 = R5 R5 KP_Divide keycode 54 = R6 R6 KP_Multiply keycode 75 = R7 R7 KP_7 Home keycode 77 = R9 R9 KP_9 Prior keycode 98 = Left R10 KP_4 keycode 100 = Right R12 KP_6 keycode 119 = R13 R13 KP_1 End keycode 121 = R15 R15 KP_3 Next ! ! Reassign the Linefeed key as such and remove from control map. ! remove control = Control_R keycode 118 = Linefeed