"That's not a bug, thats' a feature!"
Anyone know why compiz requires "Gnome compatibility"? I thought compiz was
integrated party with gnome...
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From: Sentinel <kan...@intrak.sk>
To: General Discusson about Arch Linux <arch-general@archlinux.org>
Sent: Saturday, March 21, 2009 2:34:22 PM
Subject: Re: [arch-general] gnome some shortcuts gone ...
Christian Babeux wrote:
> Sentinel wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> after a recent update (unfortunately I could not update the system for a
>> while because of sickness) gnome-shortcuts do not work anymore. If I go to
>> System->Preferences->Keyboard Shortcuts most of the shortcuts are entirely
>> missing. Like the shortcuts for changing desktops(they are not there, but
>> magically work), alt+F2 does not work anymore (for quick launching
>> applications, the same as in KDE). The shortcut for a console that I
>> previously set is not there either and many more shortcuts are just simply
>> not in the list.
>>
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks for any answer.
>>
>> Tom
> If you are using Compiz, enable in compiz settings "Gnome Compatibility". You
> should have your shortcuts working again (At least it fixed it for me!). Also
> you could set them up in Compiz's shortcut manager.
>
> Christian Babeux
Yes, I already found out ... Gnome compatibility was turned off after upgrade
(or maybe it is a new feature, I don't know). But thank you for your reply!!
Now my only problem is that the application called screem is always crashing
under gnome, don't know why ... but that is an another story :)
Thanks again,
Tom
