Re: Who controls XF86RaiseVolume / XF86LowerVolume?

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On 2024/03/09 05:46 PM, Dr. Nikolaus Klepp via tde-users wrote:
Yes, this helps a lot. I did not realizie that kmilo grabs keys before
khotkeys sees them. The workaround would be to uninstall kmilo.

But is there a way to reverse that order, so khotkeys sees and grabs the
  keys before kmilo does ?

That is not entirily correct. Both KMilo and KHotkeys use global accelerators.
Depending on which one run first, the same key could be handle by one or the other. I played around a bit with the "lower volume" key and by stop/starting kmilo or by enabling/disabling a khotkey action, I could get the button to respond to the first or the second program. What is really needed is a way to change the hotkeys used by kmilo from the TDE control panel (I thought this was already possible but I can't seem to find it anymore).

Cheers
  Michele

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