Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on January 16, 2007 07:54 PM
KDE allows for artibrary commands as well:
Accessibility > Input Actions > New Action
And then set the Action to any Command or URL you want.
It isn't universal in the way XBindKeys is, so if you switch desktops a lot XBindKeys would definitely be the way to go.
Being a fairly typical desktop user though, I don't switch desktops much. All of my most commonly used apps are launched from keypresses (including some terminal scripts that I never see the output from but do their jobs nicely).
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Re:KDE Keyboard Shortcuts Are Easy
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on January 16, 2007 07:54 PMAccessibility > Input Actions > New Action
And then set the Action to any Command or URL you want.
It isn't universal in the way XBindKeys is, so if you switch desktops a lot XBindKeys would definitely be the way to go.
Being a fairly typical desktop user though, I don't switch desktops much. All of my most commonly used apps are launched from keypresses (including some terminal scripts that I never see the output from but do their jobs nicely).
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