mikshaw


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Posted: Oct. 02 2004,00:45 |
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If you have a keys file in ~/.fluxbox it should be used instead of the system default. Also, the "&" is unnecessary in the keys file.
Midnight Commander is a terminal application, which means you have to launch a term with mc as an argument. So try this: Mod1 Z :ExecCommand rxvt -e mc
Edit: Keep in mind that Alt+z is a fairly common hotkey combination within applications. If it's set as a hotkey in Fluxbox, it may not be passed to an application which uses it. You may want to consider Alt+Shift+z or Alt+Ctrl+z...or even map the Windows keys instead (if you have it). I've got most of my fluxbox actions mapped to windows keys just so I don't interfere with built-in hotkeys of various programs.
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