A few weeks ago I wrote a article on disabling the caps lock key in Windows. I decided since I have been writing some Linux articles I may as well show a way to do the same thing in Linux. Its a short, quick fix but it can be useful if you hate capslock like I do.
Below I outline the steps to disable the key:
In my day to day work, I need to have access to multiple operating systems in order to test various things. Unfortunatly running multiple desktops gets warm and traveling with multiple laptops gets cumbersome. I serached out and tried various virtualization technologies that would address my problems. In the end, after testing VMWare, various Xen ( Xen was purchased by Citrix ) incarnations, I finally settled on VirtualBox. Virtualbox was created and sold by Innotek. Sun eventually bought innotek in February of this year. VirtualBox allows you to install the software on a base system (called the “host”) and within the software you create multiple virtual computers with different operating systems (called “guests”).