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Hello,
I'm new in all those linux thing so please remember that I have installed Ubuntu 11.04 but I hated Unity and Gnome so I installed KDE and now I have one big problem - I can't find what is keyboard shortcut to open Konsole. In gnome I used Terminal with ctrl+alt+T, in KDE it should probably by default be ctrl+T but none of it is working. I know I probably should installed Kubuntu with KDE and not Ubuntu with stupid Gnome, but it's too late for that.. Help please and thanks in advance Katie. |
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Welcome to KDE! By "keyboard shortcut to open Konsole", do you want to start Konsole by pressing a keyboard combination? The most easy way is to right click on the application launcher ("start menu") -> Edit Applications... -> Browse to Konsole -> click on Advanced tab -> Current shortcut key. I would advise against using Ctrl+T since it's usually used to open a new tab in applications.
A more advanced keyboard shortcut manager can be found in System Settings -> Shortcuts and Gestures -> Custom Shortcuts. By the way, installing Ubuntu and then installing the KDE packages (I think the package is called kubuntu-desktop or something similar) isn't much different from installing Kubuntu directly - Ubuntu and Kubuntu both share the same base, it's the software they're shipped with by default that differs.
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Hans is right, basically Ubuntu and Kubuntu are same operating system, with different packages preinstalled
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Thank you very much for welcome and help. Now my Konsole is working with shortcut But now I am wondering, is there a way to create a shortcut which open K menu in bottom panel by pressing key "windows" or "meta" or how to name it?
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if you right click the Kmenu -> application launcher settings -> keyboard shortcut -> click the button then click the key or combo of choice
hovering the button will give instructions |
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It doesn't work with the Meta key though, since it's a modifier key. I know a workaround for this but I'm not sure if you can use it as a Meta key anymore after that (probably not). That means that shortcuts involving the Meta key, e.g. Meta+Tab to switch activities, won't work anymore.
Still interested in hearing the workaround belli?
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You are right, only meta key is not working
No, I don't want workaround, I need my meta key for other things. I will use meta + something. Thank you both very much Solved. |
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