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Key bindings in XUbuntu

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Leonardo M. Ramé

I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 64bits with the XUbuntu Dekstop (it's XFCE 4.10) and noted the Ctrl+F9 key combination doesn't work in this environment.

Doesn anyone knows how can I find if the desktop environment is using that same key combination for anything else?.

I'm using the latest Lazarus revision from SVN (38174).

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Haruyuki Fujimaki
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I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 64bits with the XUbuntu Dekstop (it's XFCE 4.10) and noted the Ctrl+F9 key combination doesn't work in this environment. Doesn anyone knows how can I find if the desktop environment is using that same key combination for anything else?.

Run window manager in?xfce4-settings-manager, and click on "keyboard" tab. You can find "<Control>F9" and disable it.

I have also disabled?<Control>F2.

Fujimaki

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Leonardo M. Ramé
to Leonardo M. Ramé: I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 64bits with the XUbuntu Dekstop (it's XFCE 4.10) and noted the…
Leonardo M. Ram? wrote 8 lines
I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 64bits with the XUbuntu Dekstop (it's XFCE 4.10) and noted the Ctrl+F9 key combination doesn't work in this environment. Doesn anyone knows how can I find if the desktop environment is using that same key combination for anything else?. I'm using the latest Lazarus revision from SVN (38174).

I've solved the problem, just go to Configuration->Config Manager->Window Manager->Keyboard, then double click on Workspace9 and click on "Clean", I had to do the same for Workspace2, which uses CTRL+F2 (in Lazarus Stops program execution).

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Leonardo M. Ramé
to Haruyuki Fujimaki: Run window manager in?xfce4-settings-manager, and click on "keyboard" tab. You can find…
Haruyuki Fujimaki wrote 17 lines
> I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 64bits with the XUbuntu Dekstop (it's XFCE 4.10) > and noted the Ctrl+F9 key combination doesn't work in this environment. > > Doesn anyone knows how can I find if the desktop environment is using > that same key combination for anything else?. Run window manager in?xfce4-settings-manager, and click on "keyboard" tab. You can find "<Control>F9" and disable it. I have also disabled?<Control>F2. Fujimaki

Ha!, we posted the same answer at the same time!

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