Apr 3, 2008 - I recently purchased a refurbished USB Sun Type-6 keyboard for $5,. Although I'd like to use free and open-source software only, I've.

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This can be used when your keyboard is having issues. • Click on the Start button.

• Click inside the white search box that says Search programs and files (also has a magnifying glass in the box) above the Start button and type the word device in it. • In the list that appears above, click one time on Device Manager. • Once the Device Manager window opens up, click one time on the arrow next to the Keyboard(s) option.

• In the drop-down list, right-click on the device you want to uninstall. • When the box pops up, select Uninstall.

• On the next screen, leave the Delete the driver software for this device checkbox empty (if this option shows) and then click OK. • If completed correctly, the device(s) should be gone from the list. • Next, restart your computer and Windows 7 will automatically reinstall the drivers again.

So I noticed that Oracle is still selling keyboard and mouse packages. I was thinking of buying one for a Linux box at my house so I had easy access to some of the extra keys such as Compose and Alt-GR. I have some questions though before I do for anyone who has used these -- it's been a very long time since I've used an actual Sun keyboard. • They show that both a PC and UNIX layout is available. Unfortunately, I cannot find anywhere a clear picture of both layouts to determine the difference. Can anyone post pictures of the 2 different layouts for me to take a look at?

• I don't remember what some of the 'Solaris shortcut' keys do, like Props, Front, Stop, and Again. Are these vestiges from OpenWindows? Do they have any usage on a modern Solaris like OpenSolaris running Gnome? Do they automatically map to anything useful on Linux, or am I going to have to map them myself to something with XModMap? Noti pesen iz filjma zvuki muziki 2. • When I last used a Sun keyboard, I remember it having a rather mushy feel to it, so I am wondering if any touch typists could weigh in on whether this keyboard 'feels nice' for day to day touch typing.