I found this: "The list of these keymappings is taken from $KDEDIR/share/apps/konsole/*.keytab. The file $KDEDIR/share/apps/konsole/README.KeyTab describes the keytab format in more detail. Add to or modify these files to match your needs." at http://docs.kde.org/3.0/kdebase/konsole/menubar.html#settings-menu (the 2.2.2 doc tree says the same thing)
Is anyone familiar with this file? How do we set up tab-iterator keys? On Tue, 2002-04-30 at 00:24, Timothy Bolz wrote: > Thanks > > I tried konsole and I found is you still have to use your mouse to use the > tabs. Unless there is some to get around this. I would really like to get > away from using my mouse when I'm doing things on the keyboard. I like > programs which are well thought out and have hot keys you can bypass the > mouse. I'm running debian potato so I can't run multi gnome terminal until > woody gets released as stable. Konsole is nice but from what I read on multi > gnome terms it's keyboard control is something I'm looking for. > > In Mozilla I checked out the preferences and sure enough it was there. I've > been using it now often. It is really sweet. The only problem I have now is > closing the window with all the tabed windows open. The only thing I would > like is a keyboard command to switch the tabs. I love this addition. Again > Thank. > > Tim > > On Sunday 28 April 2002 16:05, you wrote: > > Timothy Bolz wrote: > > >I found this on freshmeat and thought it was the greatest idea. A > > > terminal with Tabs. Instead of having four terminal windows open you can > > > have one and tab between them. This would be a great idea to add to a > > > browser. When I saw it I said "That's a good idea". > > > > > >http://multignometerm.sourceforge.net/#debian > > > > > >Check out the screenshots. > > >http://multignometerm.sourceforge.net/snapshots.html > > > > > >I haven't tried it yet but it looks very good. Tell me what you think of > > > it. > > > > > >Tim > > > > Konsole (for KDE) already does this. The tabs are at the bottom of the > > window. I agree that this is a nice interface touch, because it's > > easier to switch back and forth between the tabs than to find the window > > you want in a big stack. > > > > As far as a tabbed interface for a browser, recent (I can't remember the > > build but I think it got added in .92) builds of Mozilla provide this. > > You can set it up so that middle clicking a link opens it up in a new > > tab. Ctrl-t creates a new blank tab. I use this all the time and it's > > great. Since it's in Mozilla, Galeon probably provides this > > functionality as well... > > > > Kahli > -- -- Ben Barrett Software & Systems Engineer counterclaim Phone: 541.484.9235 Fax: 541.484.9193
