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Changing ctrl + alt + del
What is the easiest way to modify ctrl + alt + del key combo so it does not restart, but brings up the equivilant of a task manager?
So far my research has referred to inittab and /etc/event.d, both of which do not exist in xubuntu 10.4 |
1. Disable it in /etc/inittab
2. Create a keyboard shortcut to it in GNOME desktop settings |
3. Drink hard
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Are you using Gnome (i.e. Ubuntu, rather than (X|K)ubuntu)?
If so, go to System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts. You should be able to change it in there. Edited to add: though I've just taken a look at the applet in Debian, and there wasn't an option for anything task-manager-like. Might need some searching to find out how to add an option to this. B.T.W. - the "equivalent of task manager" you're looking for is probably gnome-system-monitor. |
I'm running xfce with xubuntu, and as I said no inittab file is present.
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oops! sorry...
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