Hello Brian, etal.
Sorry for sending this late. As promised, the hotkeys for KDE and Gnome follow. I don't know how many other hotkeys there are but at least this list is a healthy start. I think the hotkeys can change slighty between distros and their versions. Another comment is that hotkeys are invaluable in making a laptop faster to use and when your mouse isn't working. KDE Hotkeys ALT-Tab Task List Selection Ctrl-Tab Desktop Selection Ctrl-Esc KDE System Gaurd Alt-F1 Start Menu Alt-F2 Run Command Alt-F5 Desktop Icon Arrangement Ctrl-Alt-F1 Exit to command prompt Ctrl-Alt-F7 or F8 Takes you back to KDE desktop from command prompt Alt-underlined letter: Performs task associated to the window menu panel Tab To move from button to button Crtl-Alt-Backspace Resetting session Gnome Hotkeys ALT-Tab Task List Selection Crtl-Alt-(F1-F12) Command prompt Crtl-Alt-Backspace Resetting session Crtl-C Exits to bash at init 2 or 1 Remember your hotkey suggestion. If your mouse does work, but you can't use it to click on a hidden button caused by a window that is too big to fit on the screen, press Alt-(leftclick mouse) to hold on to the window/GUI and move it up. Later Brian, Peter
