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From: Mike Easter <MikeE@ster.invalid>
Newsgroups: alt.os.linux.mint
Subject: Re: Keyboard shortcut NOT working in MInt - Mate
Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2022 09:17:32 -0700
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Edmund wrote:
> Selecting "add" opens a window (1) with "custom shortcut" and a "name" 
> for it and a "command"
> 
> Then there is "Apply", so far so good, instructions :
> "To edit a shortcut key, double-click on the corresponding row and type 
> a new key combination, or press backspace to clear"
> 
> Double clicking on the created xkill row just opens the window (1) again 
> and no way to create a shortcut key combination.
> 
I was able to do it now.

First I used chown to change the permission for xkill.

Then I created a custom shortcut named xkill whose command was xkill. 
Then I double-clicked the xkill item in the Custom shortcut section and 
used my alt-k combo to populate that shortcut section.

Then I started the Image viewer and used alt-k, an x appeared in the 
viewer's window and I clicked it and the viewer closed.



-- 
Mike Easter