On 2016-09-06 21:31, Mark F wrote:
I would like the shortcuts better than snapping. (I turn off snapping,
I
don't like it at all. I must be unusual because it seems to be the
default
in other distros.).
I also turn of snapping, Snapping would make a lot of sense on a tablet,
but ... then you dont have a keyboard so even there it is useless. So
maybe in the future someone will figure out a better way.
Is there a listing of available shortcuts? I know the info can be seen
in
~/.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml . But, I'm thinking new users (Windows
users specifically) who might comprehend it the info was more available
like a help file(?).
LXQt has a nice shortcut editor so in the near future this will probable
not be an issue.
Maybe someone can strip the shortcuts from that XML and put them in a
nice table on the Lubuntu website?
I'd like to see a shortcut for disabling/enabling the laptop touchpad.
I
wrote a couple shell scripts to do that.[1] One toggles it on/off and
is
bound to a keyboard shortcut. I call the other script from .profile to
toggle the touchpad off by default.
Many laptops have their own hardware key combo for that. FN+F4 in my
case. So i wonder how hard it is to make a default key combo for this.
(A "touchpad-indcator" package exists. But, I don't need that much
fancy'ness and overhead.).
[1] The scripts do the following:
xinput list (to get the touchpad's id-number)
xinput set-prop {id-number} "Device Enabled" 0 (or 1).
Is there a difference or advantage in using set-prop over using
xinput disable <device>
xinput enable <device>
?
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