Walk Through Desktops=Win+Tab Walk Through Desktops(Reverse)=Win+Shift+Tab
Maximize Window=Win+Shift+Up Maximize Window Vertically=Win+Up Minimize Window=Win+Down
Switch to Next Desktop=Win+Right Switch to Previous Desktop=Win+Left
Window to Next Desktop=Win+Alt+Right Window to Previous Desktop=Win+Alt+Left
You really should try them. You will see how seamless 4 desktops really become...
Why? I can do all of that without the Win keys.
On my main desktop I use a Northgate Omnikey Ultra. There are no Win keys.
I've seen the win key all over the place. On my current laptop it is next to the left-alt key -- love it~
I'm referring to the right Win key. The left Win key doesn't do anything on my system. I want to disable the right Win key because I am tired of the popup menus appearing when I inadvertently bump the key.
I spent about a half-hour last night trying to figure out how to disable the right Win key. I still haven't found a way. I'd settle for an xorg.conf solution too if I can fid one.
Darrell
On 02/04/2014 12:14 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
I'm referring to the right Win key. The left Win key doesn't do anything on my system. I want to disable the right Win key because I am tired of the popup menus appearing when I inadvertently bump the key.
I spent about a half-hour last night trying to figure out how to disable the right Win key. I still haven't found a way. I'd settle for an xorg.conf solution too if I can fid one.
God that is frustrating, and I think Michele is correct, the base definitions will be in the xkb definitions outside tde. Now the way tde handles them may be tweaked. It has been years since I chased that rabbit down, but if you don't find an option to change it in tde, then it is a pass-through from xkb and you will have to see what tde does to catch the other keys and probably add a specific catch for the rt-win.
Am Dienstag, 4. Februar 2014 schrieb David C. Rankin:
On 02/04/2014 12:14 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
I'm referring to the right Win key. The left Win key doesn't do anything on my system. I want to disable the right Win key because I am tired of the popup menus appearing when I inadvertently bump the key.
I spent about a half-hour last night trying to figure out how to disable the right Win key. I still haven't found a way. I'd settle for an xorg.conf solution too if I can fid one.
God that is frustrating, and I think Michele is correct, the base definitions will be in the xkb definitions outside tde. Now the way tde handles them may be tweaked. It has been years since I chased that rabbit down, but if you don't find an option to change it in tde, then it is a pass-through from xkb and you will have to see what tde does to catch the other keys and probably add a specific catch for the rt-win.
The xmodkeymap approach:
Start "xev" and figure out what your right Win key is. On my keyboard pressing/releasing it gives these events:
KeyPress event, serial 39, synthetic NO, window 0x3200001, root 0x29a, subw 0x0, time 43557188, (171,-13), root:(233,415), state 0x2000, keycode 134 (keysym 0xffec, Super_R), same_screen YES, XLookupString gives 0 bytes: XmbLookupString gives 0 bytes: XFilterEvent returns: False
KeyRelease event, serial 39, synthetic NO, window 0x3200001, root 0x29a, subw 0x0, time 43557236, (171,-13), root:(233,415), state 0x2040, keycode 134 (keysym 0xffec, Super_R), same_screen YES, XLookupString gives 0 bytes: XFilterEvent returns: False
So my keycode for "right Win" is 134. Now let's remap it - every decent programmer needs lambda on his thumbs:
$ xmodmap - << XXX keycode 134 = Greek_lambda XXX
or disable the key:
$ xmodmap - << XXX keycode 134 = XXX
I put this in my .xinitrc and added this xinit.desktop-entry to .trinity/Autostart - just the Exec-Line is important:
[Desktop Entry] Exec[$e]=bash '/home/nik/.xinitrc'
hope it helps.
Nik
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