how to assign new key combinations to window management

[vtpoet]

Hi Folks, just trying out Kubuntu. Instead of striking ALT+F3, then mousing to whatever option I want. I wonder if I can re-assign key combinations. For instance, if I want to pin a window, how would I assign it to a given key combination (instead of having to search through the ALT+F3 menu)?

Also, is there a way to bind ALT-TAB (or the equivalent of compiz scale) to the mouse (button 2 for example)? In Xubuntu, I can bind the windowlist menu to the middle mouse button, but I haven't yet found such an option in KDE?

[Linkmaster]

vtpoet, I suggest looking in the system settings, under 'shortcuts and Gestures' which is under the "Common Appearance and Behavior" section. Under a default install, system settings can be found in the favorites, but it is also found in "kmenu -> Settings -> System Settings"

[OneLine]

Keyboard shortcuts: System Settings > Shortcuts and Gestures

Mouse actions: Right click the desktop > Desktop Settings > Mouse Actions

[vtpoet]

Thank you both. I had already looked at these options. In the case of Shortcuts and Gestures, there doesn't appear to be a "No Borders" option? As to the mouse, I tried setting the Middle-Button, but for whatever reason, the Mouse Action doesn't work (which is to say, nothing happens when I press the middle button). In XFCE, I needed to install xbindkeys. Not sure if the same option would work in KDE.

[OneLine]

When hardware meets software

Here the mouse is detected automatically but sometimes the detection can go wrong. There are docs:

- https://wiki.edubuntu.org/X/Config/Input
- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto