Program for mapping hot-keys?
From: Koppe74 (koppe74_at_gmail.com)
Date: 11/05/04
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Date: 5 Nov 2004 01:27:43 -0800
Can anybody recomend a good program for helping me to map
the hot-keys (my-documents, messenger, browser,...) on my
keyboard to suitable linux-applications (probably KDE-apps).
I would also be interested in a similar program for doing
the same for the virtual terminals (non-X), but then
naturaly mapped to non-X applications. If there is a program
that could do both (X and non-X), that would perhaps be
preferble...
BTW, any HOWTOs or anything that describes how to map
hot-keys to commands out there?
-Koppe (very tired of "Unknown Scancode" errors... :-)
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