Bug 184567

Description of problem:
There are buttons specific to the Fujitsu Lifebook P Series (P1510D) which seem
to not be caught by X.

They are located below the screen, on the left-hand side. They appear to be
intended to work on their own, but have a second function when the function key
is pressed at the same time.

The first is a down-arrow and "A", and is apparently intended to be for page
down, and something user-defined (there is a default of the calculator, but I'm
not sure it matters).

The second is an up-arrow, and "B", is intended for page up and something
user-defined (the default is something called MS Journal, which I suspect is
intended to work together with the tablet function, as this is a tablet laptop)

The third is a graphic showing screen rotation, and looks to be intended to
allow one to change between landscape and portrait orientations. (I will be
entering another bug to deal with the fact that it's apparently supposed to
automatically change to portrait mode when one moves the screen into tablet
mode) The function key is apparently supposed to tell it to talk to VGA-out. I'm
not completely sure what this means, and the manual I downloaded seems to be
missing words around that. (I'd figure it's something similar to the ability to
tell the machine to use an external video instead of or in addition to the
laptop screen, which exists on another function key as well)

The fourth is another Fn button in addition to the one on the keyboard
(presumably for use when one is in tablet mode, since one cannot get to the
keyboard then), and when pressed twice in succession is supposed to bring up the
(presumably Windows-based) fujitsu menu utility. Probably not something we can
do anything about.

Finally, the fifth is supposed to be a ctl+alt+del button, with no expected
Function-altered use.

At the least, these buttons should be available to associate with actions.
Better yet would of course setting them up as close as possible to their
original intention (especially for their non-Function-altered uses).

I've set this to enhancement, although I'm not completely sure that's accurate.