Keyboard problem
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Keyboard problem
Hi, I'm using a Spanish keyboard and I cant use "AltGr" while using innerspace to type "@" for example, because instead of doing that, it brings my "Ctrl+Alt+2" screen to foreground. Sorry if my English is not good enough. Any ideas?
Note: If you were to use ISBoxer, it should detect your AltGr key and remove these key bindings automatically.
AltGr unfortunately is the same as Ctrl+Alt.
You can disable these default global key bindings:
1. Right click IS and select Configuration.
2. On the right hand side in the upper right corner in the General tab (which is already selected), click on "Startup" underneath "Session". This will bring up the startup sequence editor.
3. Click the Insert button to add a new entry, then select it in the list on the left (click on New Entry)
4. Rename the new entry to something else by giving it a name in the top edit box; the name isn't really important, it's mostly just for your eyeballs in this list.
5. In the bottom box (Command to execute) put "globalbind -delete ${Session}_key", with no quotes
6. Click Apply and re-minimize the main IS window
Now when you launch anything again, there should NOT be a default key binding on ctrl+alt+1 through ctrl+alt+(whatever).
AltGr unfortunately is the same as Ctrl+Alt.
You can disable these default global key bindings:
1. Right click IS and select Configuration.
2. On the right hand side in the upper right corner in the General tab (which is already selected), click on "Startup" underneath "Session". This will bring up the startup sequence editor.
3. Click the Insert button to add a new entry, then select it in the list on the left (click on New Entry)
4. Rename the new entry to something else by giving it a name in the top edit box; the name isn't really important, it's mostly just for your eyeballs in this list.
5. In the bottom box (Command to execute) put "globalbind -delete ${Session}_key", with no quotes
6. Click Apply and re-minimize the main IS window
Now when you launch anything again, there should NOT be a default key binding on ctrl+alt+1 through ctrl+alt+(whatever).