Re: Gnome 3 keybindings in source ? Where are ctrl-c … (cut, copy and paste) defined?

ken <cousin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> · Sat, 14 Jan 2017 00:58:04 -0500



    On 01/13/2017 04:51 PM, Alexandre Fouché wrote:

    
          Hi all,
          After upgrading and got last version of Gnome+Wayland, it
            kind of mostly broke Autokey (even login with Gnome3 on
            Xorg). After so much time spent trying to get Command+c to
            copy instead of Control+c (i use a Mac keyboard and
            frequently switch computers), i am at a point where i am
            about to get rid of Gnome 3 altogether, just because it does
            not allow me to redefine Cut Copy and Paste keyboard
            shortcuts. Those who like me spend most of their time
            working in Terminal will understand.
          I think my last chance is simply to edit the source code
            (Gnome3, Wayland, or wherever this is) and recompile the
            package, but i searched and searched and was unable to find
            where the keyboard shorcuts or keybindings were set !
          Does anyone here knows, or has pointers ?

          
    I don't have a Mac running gnome, so can't test this for you, but
    I've used this for custom keybindings:

    
    Click the down arrow in the upper-right corner of the screen, then
    click on the settings icon (the wrenches) in the lower-left of the
    pop-up.  Another window will pop up.  Select "Keyboard"; then inside
    of that click "Shortcuts" in the top bar.  Then click "Custom
    Shortcuts" at the bottom of the list on the left.  Click on the "+"
    to create a new keybinding.  The rest should be intuitive.

    
    hope this helps.

    
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