How to fix the search box grayed out xfce settings editor?
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The list of settings is very big and I definitely cannot search everything by eye. I would like to find the application which is using the F10 key to fix this issue: Re-map or un-map F10 from triggering window file menu in Xfce
As you can see, the Search Box is grayed out and I cannot type anything on it. I use Linux Mint Xfce 19.1
How I can search into the contents of the xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts for the application using the F10 key? (The list is very big, so no exhaustive search)
linux-mint xfce xfce4-terminal
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The list of settings is very big and I definitely cannot search everything by eye. I would like to find the application which is using the F10 key to fix this issue: Re-map or un-map F10 from triggering window file menu in Xfce
As you can see, the Search Box is grayed out and I cannot type anything on it. I use Linux Mint Xfce 19.1
How I can search into the contents of the xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts for the application using the F10 key? (The list is very big, so no exhaustive search)
linux-mint xfce xfce4-terminal
edited Feb 27 at 22:13
Rui F Ribeiro
41.7k1483142
asked Feb 27 at 21:50
useruser
125110
just a shot in the dark ..... try clicking on different rows in the right side pane ..... also try clicking on the left pane
– jsotola
Feb 27 at 22:57
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The list of settings is very big and I definitely cannot search everything by eye. I would like to find the application which is using the F10 key to fix this issue: Re-map or un-map F10 from triggering window file menu in Xfce
As you can see, the Search Box is grayed out and I cannot type anything on it. I use Linux Mint Xfce 19.1
How I can search into the contents of the xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts for the application using the F10 key? (The list is very big, so no exhaustive search)
linux-mint xfce xfce4-terminal
edited Feb 27 at 22:13
Rui F Ribeiro
41.7k1483142
asked Feb 27 at 21:50
useruser
125110
The list of settings is very big and I definitely cannot search everything by eye. I would like to find the application which is using the F10 key to fix this issue: Re-map or un-map F10 from triggering window file menu in Xfce
As you can see, the Search Box is grayed out and I cannot type anything on it. I use Linux Mint Xfce 19.1
How I can search into the contents of the xfce4-keyboard-shortcuts for the application using the F10 key? (The list is very big, so no exhaustive search)
linux-mint xfce xfce4-terminal
linux-mint xfce xfce4-terminal
edited Feb 27 at 22:13
Rui F Ribeiro
41.7k1483142
asked Feb 27 at 21:50
useruser
125110
edited Feb 27 at 22:13
Rui F Ribeiro
41.7k1483142
asked Feb 27 at 21:50
useruser
125110
edited Feb 27 at 22:13
Rui F Ribeiro
41.7k1483142
edited Feb 27 at 22:13
Rui F Ribeiro
41.7k1483142
edited Feb 27 at 22:13
Rui F Ribeiro
41.7k1483142
41.7k1483142
asked Feb 27 at 21:50
useruser
125110
asked Feb 27 at 21:50
useruser
125110
asked Feb 27 at 21:50
useruser
125110
125110
just a shot in the dark ..... try clicking on different rows in the right side pane ..... also try clicking on the left pane
– jsotola
Feb 27 at 22:57
add a comment |
just a shot in the dark ..... try clicking on different rows in the right side pane ..... also try clicking on the left pane
– jsotola
Feb 27 at 22:57
just a shot in the dark ..... try clicking on different rows in the right side pane ..... also try clicking on the left pane
– jsotola
Feb 27 at 22:57
just a shot in the dark ..... try clicking on different rows in the right side pane ..... also try clicking on the left pane
– jsotola
Feb 27 at 22:57
add a comment |
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just a shot in the dark ..... try clicking on different rows in the right side pane ..... also try clicking on the left pane
– jsotola
Feb 27 at 22:57