vasudeva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > For what it's worth, a lot of keyboards these days have that key: it's > the MS Windows context-menu key, found on bottom row between right-hand > Windows key and right-hand Ctrl. Pressing it under a Windows OS makes > the context menu pop up onscreen for whatever application has focus. > > Unlike the Windows key, it's mostly useless, and I usually remap it to > something else.
When I was using fvwm2, I bound it to bring up the fvwm root window. I could, conceivably, do the same thing in openbox. But enough keyboards I use don't have that key (laptops don't have it in a useful place, Kineses don't have it at all) that I've never gotten into the habit of using it. (FWIW, the other exciting thing I did with a Windoze keyboard under fvwm2 was turn the magic Not My OS key into mod4 under X, and then mod4-* would do window-manager activities. I think for a while I had mod4-Q log me out, though I had too many unfortunate accidents trying to fill a paragraph in Emacs to keep that.) -- David Maze [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://people.debian.org/~dmaze/ "Theoretical politics is interesting. Politicking should be illegal." -- Abra Mitchell
