I have a Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard which I am generally enjoying. Unfortunately, it comes with a premade Office key for use in Windows in place of a right Ctrl or Super. I used xev to record what the Office key actually outputs, and it acts as a combination of the Ctrl,Shift,Meta,Super keys.
"Office" key output
Keycode | Name | Keysym
37 | Control_L | 0xffe3 |
50 | Shift_L | 0xffe1 |
64 | Meta_L | 0xffe7 |
133 | Super_L | 0xffeb |
I have looked at xmodmap, but it is deprecated in favor of setxkbmap.
Can anybody help me determine how to rebind the key combo above to act as a different modifier, like Ctrl-R or Super-R?