On Tue, 2005-07-12 at 18:20 +0100, Cam wrote:
> > I used that desktop menu, but I will now try to configure ctrl-shift-T
> > to open a new terminal. It's the same key sequence to open a new tab in
> > a terminal... Hope that can be made to work.
>
> Well that didn't have the desired effect. The ctrl-shift-t for terminal
> worked but eclipsed the ctrl-shift-t meaning 'new tab' in the terminal.
>
> How much coding would be involved in adding a 'new terminal or tab in
> terminal' keyboard shortcut? Or is that too KDE-ish and useful for Gnome?
I have done the right thing(tm) quite a while ago, i.e. I mapped
Shift+Ctrl+N for "new terminal" which happens to be the short cut in the
terminal itself as well ;-).
Nils
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