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> * A new way to quickly search and access any desktop application's > and indicator's menu, called the HUD, can be accessed by taping the > Alt key and e
by yxhuvud 15y ago
> * A new way to quickly search and access any desktop application's
> and indicator's menu, called the HUD, can be accessed by taping the
> Alt key and entering characters.
I don't tend to be complain alot about updates of Ubuntu, but I really hope that button is customizable. I'd not be happy if I'd have to rebind meta key in emacs.
- disgruntledphd2 15y agoI don't complain either, but I don't see why its not the super key, as that brings up the dash in Ubunto 11.0[410].
- strictfp 15y agoYes, and having to use tape seems really unhandy :P
- ot 15y agoI have the same concern but I'm sure a lot of Ubuntu developer are heavy Emacs users, they must have worked out a way to conciliate the two.
- lvillani 15y agoIt doesn't trigger the HUD if you type a key sequence but it's quite easy to activate it nonetheless. Anyway, the command below is all that's needed to disable it. gconftool-2 -s /apps/compiz-1/plugins/unityshell/screen0/options/show_hud -t string '' You can also take the scenic route and use CCSM.