I had long wondered where Gnome was storing its keyboard shortcut
settings. These can be set through the GUI tool
gnome-keybinding-properties (System -> Preferences -> Keyboard
shortcuts), but where in the gconf database does Gnome store the result?
I have wanted to know on occasions that I was not able to set my desired
shortcut through the GUI tool (eg. using the Windows key as a modifier).
So, for the record:
Sound
* /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings
Desktop
* Most of them:
o /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings
* "Run a terminal"
o /apps/metacity/global_keybindings/run_command_terminal
Window Management
* /apps/metacity/window_keybindings
To view them from the command line:
$ gconftool -R /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings
home = <Control><Alt>n
eject = 0xcc
volume_down = 0xae
screensaver = disabled
play = 0xa2
music = 0xed
media = XF86AudioMedia
pause = XF86AudioPause
sleep =
xrandr = 0xd6
www = 0xb2
volume_up = 0xb0
next = 0xe9
calculator = 0xa1
power = <Control><Alt>Delete
volume_mute = 0xa0
previous = 0xea
stop = 0xa4
email = 0xec
help = 0xf5
search = 0xe5
Alternatively, they can be viewed and edited using gconf-editor (which I
couldn't find in the menu any more).
Douglas.
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