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Is there a way in Ubuntu to run a given bash command for a given Key combination in Gnome (42.9)? I run an Ubuntu in Hyper-V and after a while the normal Keyboard layout change doesn't work (maybe...
#3: Question closed
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Alexei
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2023-10-19T11:13:40Z (about 1 year ago)
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Arpad Horvath
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2023-10-18T10:53:44Z (about 1 year ago)
Gnome in title
Running a bash command with a Key Combination
- Running a bash command with a Key Combination in Gnome
#1: Initial revision
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Arpad Horvath
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2023-10-18T10:34:52Z (about 1 year ago)
Running a bash command with a Key Combination
Is there a way in Ubuntu to run a given bash command for a given Key combination in Gnome (42.9)? I run an Ubuntu in Hyper-V and after a while the normal Keyboard layout change doesn't work (maybe after the host system was sent to sleep mode). Even if it shows hu (Hungarian) on the pane, the Keyboard works as US. But `setxkbmap hu` works properly. But it take a lot of time to go to the terminal and run the command. That's why I would like to run it for a given key combination, lets say `Win+Space`