Hi I am using a RedFox laptop with an Intel Atom Processor, 2GB Ram and currently using a dual boot installed via windows Puppy Linux Slacko 5.6 latest version.
This puppy is not yet installed in my hardware.
Right now I am having a problem with hardware. Everytime I click on the capslock in the keyboard, firefox opens.
How do I fix this? It is pretty annoying when all I want is to change caps lock.
or, will the problem get solved if i install puppy linux entirely on my system?
please help. thank you...
pressing capslock opens firefox puppy linux slacko
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filipino143
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Hi Filipino143
Try 'Menu -> Desktop -> JWM Window Manager Settings -> Keyboard Shortcuts'
and delete (or remap) entries with "exec:defaultbrowser".
HTH
Greetings!
Try 'Menu -> Desktop -> JWM Window Manager Settings -> Keyboard Shortcuts'
and delete (or remap) entries with "exec:defaultbrowser".
HTH
Greetings!
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filipino143
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can't delete it
hi! thanks for the great help man.
yeah i checked the button on "Delete this shortcut?", pressed OK then it asked me "Are you sure you want to delete this shortcut?" then I clicked 'Yes'.
Unfortunately after that, it just brings me back to the gtkidialog box of the key's shortcut details! It means it doesn't delete. How can I fix this?
Please help again. We're almost there. Thank you...
yeah i checked the button on "Delete this shortcut?", pressed OK then it asked me "Are you sure you want to delete this shortcut?" then I clicked 'Yes'.
Unfortunately after that, it just brings me back to the gtkidialog box of the key's shortcut details! It means it doesn't delete. How can I fix this?
Please help again. We're almost there. Thank you...
Well, from what I have observed, the gtkdialog window that contains list of shortcuts, simply won't get _refreshed_ after creating/deleting a shortcut (yeah, it could be designed a bit better IMHO).
Try to close it and open again, and see if given shortcut is still there?
Alternatively, you can make the change manually, by editing /root/.jwm/jwmrc-personal file.
Oh, and restart JWM after making changes.
Greetings!
Try to close it and open again, and see if given shortcut is still there?
Alternatively, you can make the change manually, by editing /root/.jwm/jwmrc-personal file.
Oh, and restart JWM after making changes.
Greetings!
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filipino143
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hey man thanks a lot! actually gtkd doesn't refresh even if I restart it and try to delete it again...SFR wrote:Well, from what I have observed, the gtkdialog window that contains list of shortcuts, simply won't get _refreshed_ after creating/deleting a shortcut (yeah, it could be designed a bit better IMHO).
Try to close it and open again, and see if given shortcut is still there?
Alternatively, you can make the change manually, by editing /root/.jwm/jwmrc-personal file.
Oh, and restart JWM after making changes.
Greetings!
Shortcut is still there. Doesn't even respond when I click OK after having place a check mark on the delete box.
You know what worked? The manual edit. I just removed the entries from the jwmrc-personal file. Thanks again!
Respect to you, from the Philippines!
-filipino143
