>>> Alternatively I would like to start utselect through a hotkey
>>> combination. Therefor I tried changing .utslaunch.properties without
>>> success.
>> utselect doesn't support any hotkey combination.
> Is there no way in Gnome to bind keys to actions? It's not about
> utselect supporting hotkeys, it's about launchers supporting hotkeys,
> that can be used to run utselect.
After a little research, the answer is "yes":
At least with Solaris 10/JDS, you can use:
Preferences->Desktop Preferences->Keyboard->Shortcut
You click "Add", add a command (/opt/SUNWut/bin/utselect), then find it
in the scroll list (at the bottom, for me), click on the word "Disabled"
(it will display "<new accelerator>", and then press the keyboard
shortcut you'd like for it.
Works great for me!
-Bob
But a full screen uttsc session is probably not forwarding the JDS Shortcut?
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