I don't use GNOME, so I may be wildly off here, but can't you change the
part where XF86Calculator is bound to calculator without needing to know
where the actual mapping to gcalctool takes place?
On 02/06/10 16:36, james wrote:
My beef with GNOME is that more and more users are treated as idiots, don't
touch the buttons!
I'm trying to find WHERE the mapping from XF86Calculator (that key, on my
keyboard) is mapped to gcalctool.
Serious perusal of gconf-edit settings reveals:
/apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings/calculator
showing XF86Calculator bind'd to calculator
and
/schemas/apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings/calculator
showing calculator bind'd to<schema>
nothing else. I'm aware of the xmodkey bit, but that is not being done. Where
is it done? Compiled in?
Everything *works* I just do not want *that* calculator and cannot find where
the mapping takes place. If anyone can help - many thanks
James
PS replacing gconftool binary with free42 binary works, but boy is *that* a
dreadful hack!
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