OR
Open a terminal, type gconf-editor
2. Go to "apps" -> "metacity" -> "keybinding_commands"
3. Double-click on an unused element e.g. "command_10"
4. Type in the name of the application you want to launch, for e.g. "firefox" or
"gnome-terminal"
5. Then go to "apps" -> "metacity" -> "global_keybindings"
6. Double-click on the command name that we have edited in "keybinding_commands" Section.
Here for me it is "run_command_10"
7. Then enter the Keyboard shortcut you would like to launch the application
I entered
"<"Alt">"there (without the quotes) for gnome-terminal.
Thats all
Go to Desktop and type Alt+t a GNOME terminal should open. It will depend on the active Windows also since some other applications may be having the same HotKey.
2 comments:
Awesome! Great piece of advice here that makes using Gnome a whole bit more effective!
Thanks
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