I found a workaround to solve this issue As already stated, there is indeed a command that does the job
`qdbus :1.16 /global_key_shortcuts/panel/mainmenu/show_hideorg.lxqt.global_key_shortcuts.client.activated` where :1.16 is unique service id automatically assigned to lxqt-panel. So I found a method that seems to find the id everytime: launching the command `qdbus` without any argument lists all the services in a particular order, and the id we need seems to always be two lines before "org.kde.StatusNotifierWatcher" So, to extract the id every time `qdbus "$(qdbus | grep -B 2 org.kde.StatusNotifierWatcher | grep ":1." | cut -c 1-6)" /global_key_shortcuts/panel/mainmenu/show_hide org.lxqt.global_key_shortcuts.client.activated` If we don't want to repeat the process, we could create a blank file called ~/.userviceid and set up our system to launch this script ` #!/bin/sh qid="" while [ -z "$userviceid" ] do qid=$(qdbus | grep -B 2 org.kde.StatusNotifierWatcher | grep ":1." | cut -c 1-6) sleep 5 done echo "$userviceid" > .userviceid ` (had to use a while loop because running the command just once seemed to often return a null string) so `qdbus $(cat .userviceid) /global_key_shortcuts/panel/mainmenu/show_hide org.lxqt.global_key_shortcuts.client.activated` Will be our command
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