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#1 2009-01-26 23:35:26
- Redrazor39
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Install the GNOME keyboard shortcut setter in xmonad or other WM/DE?
I was googling around trying to find a way to get my keys for volume and brightness working properly, and almost everything says GNOME has a system-wide utility that makes this a breeze. Is it possible to install this utility in xmonad or another WM/DE? Is it even worth it or are so many deps pulled in that I should seek other methods?
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#2 2009-01-26 23:37:11
- SamC
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Re: Install the GNOME keyboard shortcut setter in xmonad or other WM/DE?
No, you can't. I'm pretty sure it depends on metacity. You could try xbindkeys, though.
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#3 2009-01-26 23:38:38
- Redrazor39
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Re: Install the GNOME keyboard shortcut setter in xmonad or other WM/DE?
Thanks
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#4 2009-01-27 01:31:10
- Odd-rationale
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Re: Install the GNOME keyboard shortcut setter in xmonad or other WM/DE?
I'm using gnome + xmonad, and I can use the gnome keyboard shortcut thing with xmonad. I think it may be part of gnome-settings-daemon, though I am not too sure.
However, if you are running xmonad standalone, it would probably be more efficient to use xbindkeys or set the keybindings in the xmonad.hs itself. Both are possible.
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