gcbzzzz
April 28th, 2009, 12:59 PM
(happens with both a clean 9.04 install as well as an upgrade from 8.10)
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#1 shortcuts for "move window to workspace X" simply does nothing.
workaround: lamely move them with the mouse :(
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#2 the shortcut for open terminal ignores the preferred application and opens gnome-terminal.
I've set my preferred terminal as Custom "xterm -ls" and when i press my shortcut for "open terminal" it opens the gnome-terminal.
Then I've set the preferred terminal to xterm from the drop down (maybe it was checking if the string as an executable)... but same thing happens.
workaround: ln -sf /usr/bin/xterm /usr/bin/gnome-terminal
(yep, that's how much i like my xterms)
...actually, I've made it a script to run xterm -ls $@.
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Upgrading from 8.10 only:
#3 the setting to make the flag/windows key act as Super, was reseted after upgrading to 9.04
workaround: go to keyboard settings and set it again.
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clean install of 9.04 only:
#4 there's no package compizconfig-settings-manager to configure my compiz keyboard shortcuts. I can't live without it :(
In the upgrade from 8.10 the program is still there.
Workaround: go to machine i upgraded from 8.10, and copy gconf files. Luckily i use the same settings for both machines.
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#1 shortcuts for "move window to workspace X" simply does nothing.
workaround: lamely move them with the mouse :(
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#2 the shortcut for open terminal ignores the preferred application and opens gnome-terminal.
I've set my preferred terminal as Custom "xterm -ls" and when i press my shortcut for "open terminal" it opens the gnome-terminal.
Then I've set the preferred terminal to xterm from the drop down (maybe it was checking if the string as an executable)... but same thing happens.
workaround: ln -sf /usr/bin/xterm /usr/bin/gnome-terminal
(yep, that's how much i like my xterms)
...actually, I've made it a script to run xterm -ls $@.
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Upgrading from 8.10 only:
#3 the setting to make the flag/windows key act as Super, was reseted after upgrading to 9.04
workaround: go to keyboard settings and set it again.
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clean install of 9.04 only:
#4 there's no package compizconfig-settings-manager to configure my compiz keyboard shortcuts. I can't live without it :(
In the upgrade from 8.10 the program is still there.
Workaround: go to machine i upgraded from 8.10, and copy gconf files. Luckily i use the same settings for both machines.