I am having troubles with getting keyboard shortcut changes to actually apply.
I just installed openSUSE for the first time and wanted to set my keyboard shortcut for starting a new terminal (Alt-X). After some google searches I found it was under Computer->Control Center->Personal->Keyboard Shortcuts, then I found two options which I was not used to:
“Open a terminal” and “Run a terminal” I changed one to Alt-X and another to ctrl-alt-x. Neither seemed to be working.
As a test I changed the “Run Application” dialog box to Alt-X and “Run a terminal” to Alt-F2. After applying the changes I found out that Alt-F2 was still opening “Run Application” and Alt-X still does nothing.
Do I need to do something else to make keyboard shortcut changes actually stick?
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>Using: Gnome openSUSE 11.2
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>I am having troubles with getting keyboard shortcut changes to actually
>apply.
>
>I just installed openSUSE for the first time and wanted to set my
>keyboard shortcut for starting a new terminal (Alt-X). After some
>google searches I found it was under Computer->Control
>Center->Personal->Keyboard Shortcuts, then I found two options which I
>was not used to:
>“Open a terminal” and “Run a terminal” I changed one to Alt-X and
>another to ctrl-alt-x. Neither seemed to be working.
>
>As a test I changed the “Run Application” dialog box to Alt-X and “Run
>a terminal” to Alt-F2. After applying the changes I found out that
>Alt-F2 was still opening “Run Application” and Alt-X still does
>nothing.
>
>Do I need to do something else to make keyboard shortcut changes
>actually stick?
>
>Thanks for any help.