I'm trying to migrate from Mate into Cinnamon. In Mate, it was possible to assign custom modifiers to Switch to workspace on the left of the current workspace. In Cinnamon keyboard configuration applet, the "Mod3" modifier is ignored.
Is there any "backdoor" or command-line way for assigning keyboard assignments for switching workspaces that bypass the configuration applet?
Being a World of Warcraft player, I use keyboard combinations to cast spells and "alt + #" is one of the combination, # being the key just before the 1 2 3 4 [...], under "escape" and on top of "tab" (I have a "French(canada)" keyboard).
I've searched in the keyboard options, the shorcuts parts and I found nothing, I even tried to assign it randomly, hopping it'll overwrite the real shorcut but i
as the title says,12.10 not saving audio level or custom keyboard shortcuts on reboot or login.
The volume is always up full on log in
and the keyboard shortcuts set to certain number keys on a microsoft 4000 usb wired keyboard (which has always worked fine) Will be getting the 7000 over the next few days and the mouse also with it.
I'm using 12.04 64bit on a Dell Latitude E6410. I want to create a custom keyboard shortcut.
Now I found out some articles that says you can create a custom keyboard shortcut using the Super key. But I can't create any custom shortcut. The status is showing as "disabled". Ideally it should show "accelerated" and then wait for my keyboard combination.
I have a custom X11 keyboard layout that I can use with setxkbmap. But after some searching I've found that apparently just having the XKB layout file isn't enough to set it as a new keyboard layout in KDE 4. What I would like to have my custom layout be recognized by the KDE system so that I can choose it using the systray applet, or install it as the default using the System Settings module.
Hello Guys, i've been trying various custom roms for a while but i haven't found any of them to support arabic language, now i'm using CM7 based rom and it can read arabic but i couldn't managed to get the physical keyboard to write arabic "I have an on-screen keyboard with arabic, IT SUCKS" so do you know any solution to this problem....
If your Xperia phone is pattern locked and you don't know the answer of security question and no google account info.
Hello Ubuntu fans.
Since I don't want to run risks by now, I haven't upgraded to karmic yet (OK, I did it once it was released but it brought me some troubles), that's why I have it under wubi.
I would like to have a shortcut for a command:
sudo nautilus "/"
I tried to set it in Keyboard->Shortcuts->Custom Shortcuts but it didnt work.
I also created shell file with this command and put it("sh myfile.sh") there but it also didnt work.
When I set there only "nautilus" it works but this is not what I want.
Does anyone know how can I create shortcuts for a custom command like this?
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