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How do I make a keyboard shortcut to the keyboard shortcuts tab? Not the keyboard settings menu, I can do that; specifically the keyboard shortcuts tab in it. I thought I did it before, but I can't remember how. That file containing the keyboard shortcuts has been lost, and I have to remake them one-by-one.
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Here is one way/command that would do the trick (it requires xdotool). Use the following as the shortcut command :
sh -c "xfce4-keyboard-settings & sleep 1 && xdotool key Right"
...adjust the sleep value depending on how quickly the dialog pops up on your screen.
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Thanks, that worked.
About adjusting the value: it was pretty fast already with 1, but I tried adjusting it to 0 to see what would happen. That proved counterproductive, by making the keyboard settings start on the Behavior tab for some reason. So I'll keep the value at 1.
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You can also use fractional values like 0.5.
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