Get super (windows) key working again on Kubuntu 18.04
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Kubuntu 18.04, as a pleasant surprise, had the super key as shortcut for the application menu instead of the more traditional Alt+F1.
I had to remove the panel and add a new one, and the super key didn't open the application menu any more. Now when I attempt to add a shortcut for the application menu, it doesn't allow just the super key by itself as the shortcut like in the old days.
How can I get the super key shortcut back?
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Kubuntu 18.04, as a pleasant surprise, had the super key as shortcut for the application menu instead of the more traditional Alt+F1.
I had to remove the panel and add a new one, and the super key didn't open the application menu any more. Now when I attempt to add a shortcut for the application menu, it doesn't allow just the super key by itself as the shortcut like in the old days.
How can I get the super key shortcut back?
kubuntu shortcut-keys 18.04
edited May 18 at 8:32
Graham
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asked May 18 at 6:06
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up vote
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down vote
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Kubuntu 18.04, as a pleasant surprise, had the super key as shortcut for the application menu instead of the more traditional Alt+F1.
I had to remove the panel and add a new one, and the super key didn't open the application menu any more. Now when I attempt to add a shortcut for the application menu, it doesn't allow just the super key by itself as the shortcut like in the old days.
How can I get the super key shortcut back?
kubuntu shortcut-keys 18.04
edited May 18 at 8:32
Graham
2,00561325
asked May 18 at 6:06
battery
1166
Kubuntu 18.04, as a pleasant surprise, had the super key as shortcut for the application menu instead of the more traditional Alt+F1.
I had to remove the panel and add a new one, and the super key didn't open the application menu any more. Now when I attempt to add a shortcut for the application menu, it doesn't allow just the super key by itself as the shortcut like in the old days.
How can I get the super key shortcut back?
kubuntu shortcut-keys 18.04
edited May 18 at 8:32
Graham
2,00561325
asked May 18 at 6:06
battery
1166
edited May 18 at 8:32
Graham
2,00561325
edited May 18 at 8:32
Graham
2,00561325
edited May 18 at 8:32
Graham
2,00561325
2,00561325
asked May 18 at 6:06
battery
1166
asked May 18 at 6:06
battery
1166
asked May 18 at 6:06
battery
1166
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Just figured out. Setting the shortcut to Alt+F1 for the application menu automatically enables the super key as a shortcut for it.
edited May 18 at 8:33
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Just figured out. Setting the shortcut to Alt+F1 for the application menu automatically enables the super key as a shortcut for it.
edited May 18 at 8:33
Graham
2,00561325
answered May 18 at 6:09
battery
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If you have answered your own question read the advice here: askubuntu.com/help/self-answer
– Graham
May 18 at 6:23
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up vote
1
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Just figured out. Setting the shortcut to Alt+F1 for the application menu automatically enables the super key as a shortcut for it.
edited May 18 at 8:33
Graham
2,00561325
answered May 18 at 6:09
battery
1166
If you have answered your own question read the advice here: askubuntu.com/help/self-answer
– Graham
May 18 at 6:23
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Just figured out. Setting the shortcut to Alt+F1 for the application menu automatically enables the super key as a shortcut for it.
edited May 18 at 8:33
Graham
2,00561325
answered May 18 at 6:09
battery
1166
Just figured out. Setting the shortcut to Alt+F1 for the application menu automatically enables the super key as a shortcut for it.
edited May 18 at 8:33
Graham
2,00561325
answered May 18 at 6:09
battery
1166
edited May 18 at 8:33
Graham
2,00561325
edited May 18 at 8:33
Graham
2,00561325
edited May 18 at 8:33
Graham
2,00561325
2,00561325
answered May 18 at 6:09
battery
1166
answered May 18 at 6:09
battery
1166
answered May 18 at 6:09
battery
1166
1166
If you have answered your own question read the advice here: askubuntu.com/help/self-answer
– Graham
May 18 at 6:23
add a comment |Â
If you have answered your own question read the advice here: askubuntu.com/help/self-answer
– Graham
May 18 at 6:23
If you have answered your own question read the advice here: askubuntu.com/help/self-answer
– Graham
May 18 at 6:23
If you have answered your own question read the advice here: askubuntu.com/help/self-answer
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