Bind Windows Key in Enlightenment
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so I set up Arch with Enlightenment. You open the "Run Everything" application using alt+esc by default. I'd like to use the Windows Key for that. The key bindings manager only allows for key pairs. Like modifier + key... so I can't do it in the key bindings manager. [At least, I think I can't].
So, how can I run "Run Everything" using the Windows Key only?
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asked Feb 21 '17 at 10:09
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so I set up Arch with Enlightenment. You open the "Run Everything" application using alt+esc by default. I'd like to use the Windows Key for that. The key bindings manager only allows for key pairs. Like modifier + key... so I can't do it in the key bindings manager. [At least, I think I can't].
So, how can I run "Run Everything" using the Windows Key only?
enlightenment
asked Feb 21 '17 at 10:09
xotixxotix
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so I set up Arch with Enlightenment. You open the "Run Everything" application using alt+esc by default. I'd like to use the Windows Key for that. The key bindings manager only allows for key pairs. Like modifier + key... so I can't do it in the key bindings manager. [At least, I think I can't].
So, how can I run "Run Everything" using the Windows Key only?
enlightenment
asked Feb 21 '17 at 10:09
xotixxotix
1082
so I set up Arch with Enlightenment. You open the "Run Everything" application using alt+esc by default. I'd like to use the Windows Key for that. The key bindings manager only allows for key pairs. Like modifier + key... so I can't do it in the key bindings manager. [At least, I think I can't].
So, how can I run "Run Everything" using the Windows Key only?
enlightenment
enlightenment
asked Feb 21 '17 at 10:09
xotixxotix
1082
asked Feb 21 '17 at 10:09
xotixxotix
1082
asked Feb 21 '17 at 10:09
xotixxotix
1082
asked Feb 21 '17 at 10:09
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asked Feb 21 '17 at 10:09
xotixxotix
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By design its not currently possible to bind to just a meta key such as Win, Ctrl or Alt. This is sone of few places where the enlightenment config takes the simpler approach over the more options approach.
Personally I find this ok, I have Win+R bound to "Run Everything" Win+T bound to launching a terminal and Win+F bound to launching the filemanager.
answered Apr 20 '17 at 21:28
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It is possible to get around this though this method is kind of hacky and prevents a user from using the windows key as a modifier
- Settings->Settings panel->input->keyboard
- Under compose add a remap from Windows key to something else
- Key Bindings->add->press windows key->assign action
Tested in enlightenment 22
answered Jan 5 at 3:05
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By design its not currently possible to bind to just a meta key such as Win, Ctrl or Alt. This is sone of few places where the enlightenment config takes the simpler approach over the more options approach.
Personally I find this ok, I have Win+R bound to "Run Everything" Win+T bound to launching a terminal and Win+F bound to launching the filemanager.
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By design its not currently possible to bind to just a meta key such as Win, Ctrl or Alt. This is sone of few places where the enlightenment config takes the simpler approach over the more options approach.
Personally I find this ok, I have Win+R bound to "Run Everything" Win+T bound to launching a terminal and Win+F bound to launching the filemanager.
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By design its not currently possible to bind to just a meta key such as Win, Ctrl or Alt. This is sone of few places where the enlightenment config takes the simpler approach over the more options approach.
Personally I find this ok, I have Win+R bound to "Run Everything" Win+T bound to launching a terminal and Win+F bound to launching the filemanager.
answered Apr 20 '17 at 21:28
simoteksimotek
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By design its not currently possible to bind to just a meta key such as Win, Ctrl or Alt. This is sone of few places where the enlightenment config takes the simpler approach over the more options approach.
Personally I find this ok, I have Win+R bound to "Run Everything" Win+T bound to launching a terminal and Win+F bound to launching the filemanager.
answered Apr 20 '17 at 21:28
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answered Apr 20 '17 at 21:28
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It is possible to get around this though this method is kind of hacky and prevents a user from using the windows key as a modifier
- Settings->Settings panel->input->keyboard
- Under compose add a remap from Windows key to something else
- Key Bindings->add->press windows key->assign action
Tested in enlightenment 22
answered Jan 5 at 3:05
user3362964user3362964
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It is possible to get around this though this method is kind of hacky and prevents a user from using the windows key as a modifier
- Settings->Settings panel->input->keyboard
- Under compose add a remap from Windows key to something else
- Key Bindings->add->press windows key->assign action
Tested in enlightenment 22
answered Jan 5 at 3:05
user3362964user3362964
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It is possible to get around this though this method is kind of hacky and prevents a user from using the windows key as a modifier
- Settings->Settings panel->input->keyboard
- Under compose add a remap from Windows key to something else
- Key Bindings->add->press windows key->assign action
Tested in enlightenment 22
answered Jan 5 at 3:05
user3362964user3362964
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It is possible to get around this though this method is kind of hacky and prevents a user from using the windows key as a modifier
- Settings->Settings panel->input->keyboard
- Under compose add a remap from Windows key to something else
- Key Bindings->add->press windows key->assign action
Tested in enlightenment 22
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