Windows key mapping

[Johnny Rosenberg]

2010/12/29 Thomas Blasejewicz <thomas at s7.dion.ne.jp>:
>
> (2010/12/29 1:17), Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>> Den 2010-12-28 15:56:19 skrev Thomas Blasejewicz<thomas at s7.dion.ne.jp>:
>>
>>> Good evening
>>> I would like to assign a number of keyboard shortcuts to the "Win key",
>>> which is otherwise idle under Ubuntu.
>> Idle?? I use that key all the time for a lot of stuff, mostly
>> Compiz-Fusion stuff, and it works perfectly. I have done so since Ubuntu
>> 7.04.
>>
>> Just don't forget to set the Win/Alt key options to:
>> ”Super is mapped to the Win keys”
> I don't want to be awkward, but I am looking at:
> Keyboard preferences - Layouts - Layout options - "Alt/Win key behavior"
> And the ONLY item where "super" appears is:
> "Alt is mapped to Right Win, Super to Menu"
> Otherwise I can see nowhere any such item as "Super is mapped to Win Keys".

On my systems (Ubuntu 10.10 in Swedish on two different computers)
there is a "Super is mapped to Win Keys". It's the last option, right
after "Meta is mapped to the Win Keys". On one of my computers
"Super…" is selected, on the other one "Meta…" is selected and they
both seems to work the same way anyway. For example, I have a shortcut
on both my computers that opens a terminal, that is Win+t, and it
works on both computers.



Regards

Johnny Rosenberg

>
> Am I looking in the wrong place?
> Also, I tried to "map the Win key" to Hyper, or Meta (not knowing what
> those are), but that has no effect.
> On the notebook I use with 10.04 the setting is to Default and works.
> What else could I try?
>
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