The program you want is called xkeycaps. It lets you select a keyboard from a database of lots of different ones, and then writes out a file that is readable by xmodmap (the program that loads modifications to the keyboard map into X).
So, just use xkeycaps to set up the keys to do whatever you want, save to a file (say, ~/.xmodmap-localhost) and put in your.xsession: xmodmap ~/.xmodmap-localhost
You should read the xkeycaps man page after you install it, it sheds a lot of light about keyboards and how X handles keys. Good luck.
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The program you want is called xkeycaps. It lets you select a keyboard from a database of lots of different ones, and then writes out a file that is readable by xmodmap (the program that loads modifications to the keyboard map into X).
Get it at: http://www.jwz.org/xkeycaps/
So, just use xkeycaps to set up the keys to do whatever you want, save to a file (say, ~/.xmodmap-localhost) and put in your .xsession:
xmodmap ~/.xmodmap-localhost
You should read the xkeycaps man page after you install it, it sheds a lot of light about keyboards and how X handles keys. Good luck.