I want to use my Superkey for custom shortcuts. Sometimes it does not seem possible, if the key combination is already used by Unity.
For example, I want to set Super+a to switch to the window demanding attention. I set it in CCSM
-▸ Extra WM Actions
-▸ Activate Demanding Attention Window
, but when I press it, the launcher opens in Application mode instead. Same thing with Super+f, it opens the Launcher in File mode instead of going fullscreen as I defined in Compiz.
I have read this article: Can I define keyboard shortcuts using the Super key? but there is no "Key to show the launcher" in 14.04, only a "Key to show the HUD when tapped", which I have already disabled. It shows up in the All settings
-▸ Keyboard
as well, also disabled. As I understand, the HUD is not the same as the launcher anyway.
Ideally I would like to keep the Super behavior (opening launcher) when pressed alone, but still have the ability to define my own Super+key combinations. I also want to keep Super+digit.
sManager-▸ General : Keyboard shortcuts" and "Launcher -▸ Additional : Keyboard shortcuts" (feel free to edit my posts and delete this one) – useful Jun 14 '14 at 18:02Super+f
, for example, opens the launcher in file mode. I want to override that. I would also like to keep the ability to open the launcher with a single press onSuper
. – Gauthier Jun 16 '14 at 07:08Super
won't display shortcuts list overlay,Super+D
won't show desktop/minimize all windows, it seems like theSuper
key is disabled in some case,Super+D
in Firefox triggers search ford
(I have selected the Advanced optionSearch when typing text
), when still in FirefoxSuper+W
will correctly show the UnitySpread windows
behaviour – useful Jun 16 '14 at 08:35