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Turn num lockNumLock on on startup?

I usually edit in vimVim,and when in insert mode and pressing + +, I'd rather move my hand to the right part of the keyboard where ++ resides rather than doing shiftshift + ==. But

But when num lockNumLock is not on,in vim in Vim it just opens a new line above and inserts the letter k  .And And every time I start my PC num lockNumLock is off. I

I would like to know if there is any xmodmapxmodmap trick to turn on num lockNumLock,so I could add it to my .xinitrc.xinitrc.And it would be even better if I could add it to my .map.map file which swaps escapeEscape and caps lockCapsLock which I load with loadkeysloadkeys in my /etc/rc.local/etc/rc.local on startup. I

I am using arch linuxArch Linux.

Turn num lock on on startup?

I usually edit in vim,and when in insert mode and pressing + , I'd rather move my hand to the right part of the keyboard where + resides rather than doing shift + =. But when num lock is not on,in vim it just opens a new line above and inserts the letter k  .And every time I start my PC num lock is off. I would like to know if there is any xmodmap trick to turn on num lock,so I could add it to my .xinitrc.And it would be even better if I could add it to my .map file which swaps escape and caps lock which I load with loadkeys in my /etc/rc.local on startup. I am using arch linux.

Turn NumLock on on startup?

I usually edit in Vim,and when pressing +, I'd rather move my hand to the right part of the keyboard where + resides rather than doing shift + =.

But when NumLock is not on, in Vim it just opens a new line above and inserts the letter k. And every time I start my PC NumLock is off.

I would like to know if there is any xmodmap trick to turn on NumLock,so I could add it to my .xinitrc.And it would be even better if I could add it to my .map file which swaps Escape and CapsLock which I load with loadkeys in my /etc/rc.local on startup.

I am using Arch Linux.

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I usually edit in vim,and when in insert mode and pressing + , I'd rather move my hand to the right part of the keyboard where + resides rather than doing shift + =. But when num lock is not on,in vim it just opens a new line above and inserts the letter k .And every time I start my PC num lock is off. I would like to know if there is any xmodmap trick to turn on num lock,so I could add it to my .xinitrc.And it would be even better if I could add it to my .map file which swaps escape and caps lock which I load with loadkeys in my /etc/rc.local on startup. I am using arch linux.

I usually edit in vim,and when pressing + , I'd rather move my hand to the right part of the keyboard where + resides rather than doing shift + =. But when num lock is not on,in vim it just opens a new line above and inserts the letter k .And every time I start my PC num lock is off. I would like to know if there is any xmodmap trick to turn on num lock,so I could add it to my .xinitrc.And it would be even better if I could add it to my .map file which swaps escape and caps lock which I load with loadkeys in my /etc/rc.local on startup. I am using arch linux.

I usually edit in vim,and when in insert mode and pressing + , I'd rather move my hand to the right part of the keyboard where + resides rather than doing shift + =. But when num lock is not on,in vim it just opens a new line above and inserts the letter k .And every time I start my PC num lock is off. I would like to know if there is any xmodmap trick to turn on num lock,so I could add it to my .xinitrc.And it would be even better if I could add it to my .map file which swaps escape and caps lock which I load with loadkeys in my /etc/rc.local on startup. I am using arch linux.

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