Changes between Version 142 and Version 143 of Using Pidgin

Timestamp:

Dec 17, 2008, 9:44:13 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

deryni

Comment:

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Using Pidgin

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 After coercing Pidgin into rereading this file (for instance, by restarting it), you can hover over a menu item and hit the keystroke you want to bind to it, and your wish will be granted!  (You might want to turn off `gtk-can-change-accels` again when you're done, since it's pretty easy to bind keys by mistake with it turned on.)
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+To remove a binding completely hit 'Backspace' while hovering over the menu item.
 
 If you're using a recent enough Gnome, you can instead open the ''Appearance'' preferences applet, switch to the ''Interface'' tab and toggle ''Editable menu shortcut keys''.  In older versions of Gnome, use `gconf-editor` to set the `/desktop/gnome/interface/can_change_accels` key instead (which is what happens in newer Gnomes behind the scenes anyway).  You don't need to restart Pidgin if you take the gconf path.