How to disable/enable combination keys (alt+space, alt+F10)?
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How do I disable/enable combination keyboard shortcuts like alt+space and alt+F10).
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How do I disable/enable combination keyboard shortcuts like alt+space and alt+F10).
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How do I disable/enable combination keyboard shortcuts like alt+space and alt+F10).
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How do I disable/enable combination keyboard shortcuts like alt+space and alt+F10).
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What are these keys shortcut for?
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What are these keys shortcut for?
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What are these keys shortcut for?
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What are these keys shortcut for?
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Alt+Space by default is used to Activate the window menu
Alt+F10 by default is used for Toggle maximization state
You can change or disable these shortcuts in System Settings.
In Ubuntu 17.10 Desktop:
To disable these shortcuts, just click on one of them and press the backspace key.
For Ubuntu 16.04 the solution is same, but there is no defined default shortcut for Alt+F10
It's not available in my ubuntu VM 16.04. Let me know any other alternative solution for it.
â Dinesh
Feb 2 at 5:08
Activate the window menu was disabled but toggle maxmization state still working for me . I have disabled in System Settings
â Dinesh
Feb 5 at 5:31
Reset one shortcut doesn't disable another shortcut. For disable "toggle maximization state" shortcut, reset it's value.
â Dexter Morganov
Feb 5 at 7:42
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1 Answer
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Alt+Space by default is used to Activate the window menu
Alt+F10 by default is used for Toggle maximization state
You can change or disable these shortcuts in System Settings.
In Ubuntu 17.10 Desktop:
To disable these shortcuts, just click on one of them and press the backspace key.
For Ubuntu 16.04 the solution is same, but there is no defined default shortcut for Alt+F10
It's not available in my ubuntu VM 16.04. Let me know any other alternative solution for it.
â Dinesh
Feb 2 at 5:08
Activate the window menu was disabled but toggle maxmization state still working for me . I have disabled in System Settings
â Dinesh
Feb 5 at 5:31
Reset one shortcut doesn't disable another shortcut. For disable "toggle maximization state" shortcut, reset it's value.
â Dexter Morganov
Feb 5 at 7:42
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Alt+Space by default is used to Activate the window menu
Alt+F10 by default is used for Toggle maximization state
You can change or disable these shortcuts in System Settings.
In Ubuntu 17.10 Desktop:
To disable these shortcuts, just click on one of them and press the backspace key.
For Ubuntu 16.04 the solution is same, but there is no defined default shortcut for Alt+F10
It's not available in my ubuntu VM 16.04. Let me know any other alternative solution for it.
â Dinesh
Feb 2 at 5:08
Activate the window menu was disabled but toggle maxmization state still working for me . I have disabled in System Settings
â Dinesh
Feb 5 at 5:31
Reset one shortcut doesn't disable another shortcut. For disable "toggle maximization state" shortcut, reset it's value.
â Dexter Morganov
Feb 5 at 7:42
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Alt+Space by default is used to Activate the window menu
Alt+F10 by default is used for Toggle maximization state
You can change or disable these shortcuts in System Settings.
In Ubuntu 17.10 Desktop:
To disable these shortcuts, just click on one of them and press the backspace key.
For Ubuntu 16.04 the solution is same, but there is no defined default shortcut for Alt+F10
Alt+Space by default is used to Activate the window menu
Alt+F10 by default is used for Toggle maximization state
You can change or disable these shortcuts in System Settings.
In Ubuntu 17.10 Desktop:
To disable these shortcuts, just click on one of them and press the backspace key.
For Ubuntu 16.04 the solution is same, but there is no defined default shortcut for Alt+F10
edited Feb 3 at 21:44
![](https://i.stack.imgur.com/8CW8e.png?s=32&g=1)
![](https://i.stack.imgur.com/8CW8e.png?s=32&g=1)
Zanna
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answered Feb 1 at 13:36
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It's not available in my ubuntu VM 16.04. Let me know any other alternative solution for it.
â Dinesh
Feb 2 at 5:08
Activate the window menu was disabled but toggle maxmization state still working for me . I have disabled in System Settings
â Dinesh
Feb 5 at 5:31
Reset one shortcut doesn't disable another shortcut. For disable "toggle maximization state" shortcut, reset it's value.
â Dexter Morganov
Feb 5 at 7:42
add a comment |Â
It's not available in my ubuntu VM 16.04. Let me know any other alternative solution for it.
â Dinesh
Feb 2 at 5:08
Activate the window menu was disabled but toggle maxmization state still working for me . I have disabled in System Settings
â Dinesh
Feb 5 at 5:31
Reset one shortcut doesn't disable another shortcut. For disable "toggle maximization state" shortcut, reset it's value.
â Dexter Morganov
Feb 5 at 7:42
It's not available in my ubuntu VM 16.04. Let me know any other alternative solution for it.
â Dinesh
Feb 2 at 5:08
It's not available in my ubuntu VM 16.04. Let me know any other alternative solution for it.
â Dinesh
Feb 2 at 5:08
Activate the window menu was disabled but toggle maxmization state still working for me . I have disabled in System Settings
â Dinesh
Feb 5 at 5:31
Activate the window menu was disabled but toggle maxmization state still working for me . I have disabled in System Settings
â Dinesh
Feb 5 at 5:31
Reset one shortcut doesn't disable another shortcut. For disable "toggle maximization state" shortcut, reset it's value.
â Dexter Morganov
Feb 5 at 7:42
Reset one shortcut doesn't disable another shortcut. For disable "toggle maximization state" shortcut, reset it's value.
â Dexter Morganov
Feb 5 at 7:42
add a comment |Â
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What are these keys shortcut for?
â Sadegh Ghasemi
Feb 1 at 12:15