Hi all
I have configured the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Alt+K to open KeepassX. When I click KeepassX's close button, it is configured to hide in the system tray instead of closing completely.
I would like to be able to open KeepassX from the system tray by pressing Ctrl+Alt+K again. Instead, what happens is that a second instance of KeepassX starts, which is not what I want at all. When specifying the action for a keyboard shortcut, is there a standard flag or something I can use to say 'start this program if it's not running, otherwise just wake it up / display it'?
Apologies if this is not a general Linux/Kubuntu question, and I should post in the KeepassX forums instead.
On a related note, just how much stuff can I put in the action for a keyboard shortcut? Can I just type arbitrary bash code in?
Thanks for your help.
David
I have configured the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Alt+K to open KeepassX. When I click KeepassX's close button, it is configured to hide in the system tray instead of closing completely.
I would like to be able to open KeepassX from the system tray by pressing Ctrl+Alt+K again. Instead, what happens is that a second instance of KeepassX starts, which is not what I want at all. When specifying the action for a keyboard shortcut, is there a standard flag or something I can use to say 'start this program if it's not running, otherwise just wake it up / display it'?
Apologies if this is not a general Linux/Kubuntu question, and I should post in the KeepassX forums instead.
On a related note, just how much stuff can I put in the action for a keyboard shortcut? Can I just type arbitrary bash code in?
Thanks for your help.
David