changing XFCE keyboard shortcuts in Mandriva 2009

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changing XFCE keyboard shortcuts in Mandriva 2009

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12-22-2008, 11:28 PM	#1
adityavpratap Member Registered: Dec 2004 Location: Hyderabad, India Distribution: Slackware 13, Ubuntu 12.04 Posts: 440 Rep:	changing XFCE keyboard shortcuts in Mandriva 2009 Hi! I want to change the keyboard shortcuts that come along by default in XFCE4. For example Alt+Esc is set to "xset dpms force off". I want to disable this and use Alt+Esc sequence for StumbleUpon in Firefox. However when I open the shortcuts dialog box from xfce menu > Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts, I find that all the options are greyed out, and hence non-editable. Now since I use Alt+Esc sequence for StumbleUpon in all other distros as well as for Gnome and KDE in Mandriva, I hate to have to change this sequence for XFCE4. Is there any solution for this? Thanking in advance,

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