On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 09:25, Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> OK, the followup. Once I point it out, you'll very likely be saying to
> yourself "Of course! *NOW* it's obvious!" =:^)
>
> FWIW I know this works as I've disabled the hotspot here. I have two
> monitors and a trackball set to 13/5 accel to cover it in a single stroke
> if I want to, and thus rely on the edges and corners to stop me, so they
> can't be triggering things or I get frustrated! So I use the hotkey
> trigger only, no edge or corner triggers at all (save for a very small
> auto-hide panel at the bottom left, containing just two menu icon
> plasmoids, kickoff, and classic set to bookmarks-only).
>
> OK, to configure hotspots, both edges and corners, kde settings,
> workspace appearance and behavior, workspace behavior, screen edges.
> Click on a corner or edge button in the screen representation, and set
> your choice, top left button, no action, in this case. =:^)
>
I agree: the "Workspace Behaviour" bit should have jumped out at me. It didn't.
> I /told/ you you'd be saying "Screen edges! Of course! *NOW* it's
> obvious!" =:^)
>
> FWIW2, pretty much all my kwin-related hotkeys are winkey-something
> combos. In this case, it's win-g, for desktop grid. WAY easier to
> remember win-g for desktop/window grid, than whatever the default is, for
> sure! So it's easy enough to activate, but unlike the hotcorner, /this/
> trigger only activates when I want it to, not accidentally, when I'm
> trying to fiddle with something in the systray, which I have configured
> to an always-visible panel in the top-left corner.
>
Yes, I also prefer my DE shortcuts to be on the Tux key. With the
obvious exception of the System clipboard being Ctrl-XCV.
Thanks!
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Dotan Cohen
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