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11-06-2009, 05:32 PM	#1
10110111 Member Registered: Jun 2008 Location: St.-Petersburg, Russia Distribution: (B)LFS, Ubuntu, SliTaz Posts: 403 Rep:	xbindkeys doesn't react on Ctrl+Alt+KP_Add I used xbindkeys_config to configure xbindkeys to start a command on Ctrl+Alt+KP_Add press. It doesn't react. I start it as "xbindkeys -n -v", and it says something when i press other key combos, but doesn't say anything on Ctrl+Alt+KP_Add press. I guess it has something to do with the legacy way of changing screen resolutions in Xorg. But nowadays this key combo isn't used anymore for this, how can i set up it to my needs?

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