Dale Amon schreef op 27-06-2016 0:50:
I believe it is called the Super key? What a stupid name to begin
with! And Alt is called the Meta key? Equally stupid.
[...]
What on earth were people thinking when they tried to get away from
calling it "windows key" and "alt key"
While nowadays
I believe it is called the Super key? What a stupid name to begin
with! And Alt is called the Meta key? Equally stupid.
[...]
What on earth were people thinking when they tried to get away from
calling it "windows key" and "alt key"
While nowadays there are only two naming schemes that
Jan Claeys schreef op 25-06-2016 2:28:
While nowadays there are only two naming schemes that are still
commonly used (IBM PC-based & Apple), a long time ago many computer
companies had their own keyboard layouts & key names. On many old
keyboards these keys were named the "meta" and "super" key
On vr, 2016-06-24 at 16:02 +0200, Xen wrote:
> In case it matters, personally I wish people would just drop their
> hate of Microsoft and actually bind the Windows key on many keyboards
> to something useful. It is just not bound.
It's used a lot in the standard Ubuntu desktop.
For other desktop
nce!
I do not want to install Autokey, I want a builtin functionality as I
already mentioned above. In plus, Ctrl+R does one thing inside a
browser window and another thing inside a terminal window. I just
want, for example, to press Menu key and Ubuntu to think I pressed
Ctrl+R. That's all. J
I'd like to press, for example, the Menu key and the output be as if I
pressed Ctrl+R or another combination of keys. In other words, I'd like to
set aliases for combos using the same graphical user interface (System
Settings/Keyboard menu) provided by Ubuntu 16.04 to set/change keyboard
shortcuts.
