Just open the KDE Control Centre, choose 'Accessibility' then 'Keyboard
Shortcuts'. You can then change the shortcut to anything you like.
For instance Alt-F4 closes a window in KDE. But I use WIn4Lin to run Win98SE
and I need Alt-F4 to close Windows windows. So I changed the shortcut for
closing a KDE window to Shift-Ctrl-C (an arbitrary choice). Everything
works just required.
Hope this helps
Basil
On Wednesday 22 Feb 2006 23:08, Allen Hopkins wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to disable, or change, the CTL-ALT-DOWN
> key combination that brings up a popup for chosing among your workspaces?
> I use Eclipse, and that key combination is useful in the Eclipse editor,
> but kde seems to grab it first. I'd like to just disable it in kde
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Allen Hopkins
> UC Berkeley/ERL
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