On Wed, 9 May 2001, Bob Miller wrote: > ALT-F3 is the default key to do that. But you can change it. Open > the KDE Control Center, then go to the Input Devices->Global Keys > control panel. You'll see your current bindings for a bunch of window > manager operations, and you can override them as desired. ... > On a decorated window, click the thumbtack icon in the upper left. > There is no default binding to do this on an undecorated window, but > you can add one. Thanks Bob!!! That is exactly what I wanted. But another follow-up: I found the "Key Bindings" in "Look & Feel" in the control center, and see the alt-f3 entry, but don't see any entry for "sticky" -- also, kde doesn't put a "sticky" option in their window dialogs (not mine, anyway!)... is there some way to select "advanced menus"?? Or do KDE folks find this just not useful? I now have started 'gkrellm --wm' so that I can click the sticky button, but this doesn't quite do it for me: I still want to be able to remove the window's frame after I make it sticky, OR be able to make it sticky without using the frame controls (ie a keybinding)... thanx for your time! ben ps - I think the alt-f3 wm-menu thing would be a great addition to our tips&tricks page...
