How do I disable the Gnome window manger keyboard control for control-alt-arrow (left, right, up, and down arrows) to scroll between workspaces?
This is a key binding I use in Emacs and the window manager is snarfing it before it gets to Emacs.
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I'm running Ubuntu and all the keyboard shortcuts gnome uses are under System, Preferences, Keyboard shortcuts. I'm fairly sure it would be the same for all distributions that use gnome. If you scroll down to the bottom of the Window Management section, you can disable or change the key combination that performs that action. You can also find many other useful key bindings there. | |||
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If you are running Compiz you need to open up the preferences for the window manager. The key bindings are all against the effects. I'm not running Compiz so I can't look any further for you, hope it helps. | |||
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For RedHat it is under menu item Applications -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts is the dialog where these key bindings are kept. Select the row to disable and hit the backspace key to remove a shortcut. | |||
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