On 28/4/22 11:11 pm, Peter Humphrey wrote:
> Hello list,
>
> While playing with task bars etc. I've managed to lose the Left Windows key
> shortcut to open the task manager.
>
> How can I get it back?
>
> I asked this on the KDE User list eight days ago, but no reply.
>
The thingy between "Ctrl" and "Alt", looks like the "Win 98" logo?
"Task Manager" - the thing that has all of the programmes, "log out",
"Shut down" etc? If you use the mouse off the task bar it's called the
"Application launcher"? Still there for me.
Display the task bar via moving the mouse to the appropriate posi, I
have the task bar across the top of the screen so I move the mouse to
the top and then the left hand corner where the little 9 dot icon is.
Select that and the launcher drops down. Next to the Search box is the
little two slider looking icon, "Configure Application Launcher". Select
that then "Keyboard Shortcuts". Select the key you want. Although I've
just noticed, that even though I changed this, to now be be "F12", which
works, the Windows icon still works.
Or are you referring to the thing accessed via "Ctrl" + "Esc""? Don't
know about that one.
Or maybe Ive still got it wrong...
Andrew