Hi! my desktop currently has OpenSUSE on it, and whil configuring it, I ran into a bit of a challenge: The Keyboard Shortcuts lack a "Switch to Desktop [insert Desktop # here]" shortcut (usually I bind it to [ALT+1,] [ALT+2] etc..) Anyway, I figured just put one in; I've created custom shortcuts before, but mainly to launch a program. But I haven't the slightest clue what command Linux uses when switching desktops. Does anyone know? Although it wouldn't kill me to not have an easy keyboard shortcut, it does save me a lot of time in the long run. Thanks!

What desktop are you using?

I believe KDE4 uses CTRL+F[1-4]. And I believe Gnome and Compiz use CTRL+ALT+Left or right arrow.

thank you, But I"m not sure I've made my question clear. When you are in the "Keyboard Shortcuts" window, you are given a list of availible Keyboard shortcuts; for example, keybinding to wuickly log out (ctrl,+alt+Del for me), or "run a terminal" (always alt+t for me). Or you can make your own custom. for example I made a custom shortcut to open gnome terminal (alt+t). when I did that, it asked me to give the shortcut a name ("Run Terminal"), and a command (in this case $gnome-terminal). after that, I could set up a shortcut to do it (alt+T). I'd like to do this with Switching to desktops. I know what I want to name them, but I have no Idea what command to tell it to do, when I press the shortcut. the shortcuts will be alt+1, Alt+2, alt+3 and alt+4 but I don't know what the command is.
I hope this cleared things up

Assuming that you're using Gnome and not KDE, I found this which says to do the following: