Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@xxxxxxx> [Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 11:19:21PM CET]:
[...]
> In "the application formerly known as kcontrol" (generically and less
> accurately now renamed systemsettings), computer administration, keyboard
> and mouse, in the global keyboard shortcuts applet...
>
> Select the kwin component,
You lost me here. After starting systemsettings, the following icons are
shown to me:
General
-> Look & Feel
---> Appearance
---> Desktop
---> Notifications
---> Window Behavior
-> Personal
---> About Me
---> Accessibility
---> Default Applications
---> Regional & Language
-> Network & Connectivity
---> Network Settings
---> Sharing
-> Computer Administration
---> Date & Time
---> Display
---> Font Installer
---> Input Actions
---> Multimedia
Advanced
-> Advanced User Settings
---> Akonadi configuration
---> Audio CDs
---> Autostart
---> CDDB Retrieval
---> Desktop Search
---> Desktop Theme Details
---> Device Actions
---> Digital Camera
---> File Associations
---> Hardware
---> KDE Resources
---> KDE Wallet
---> Service Manager
---> Session Manager
-> System
---> Login Manager
---> PolicyKit Authorization
---> Power Management
---> Samba
---> Task Scheduler
> and look for and set as appropriate the switch
> desktops functions. You probably want either switch to next/previous
> desktop
Yes.
> (no shortcuts set, by default), or the individual desktop
> shortcuts (ctrl-F1 thru Fx).
>
Ok, that would do for the moment.
Many thanks.
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