How could all the GNOME keyboard shortcuts be removed in a script, in other words, NOT using gconf-editor?
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I am developing custom software on a RHEL system, which tightly locks down every user on the system. I have implemented my own lock screen through
dbus
, user screen lock (Alt+L) through xbindkeys
, and that's pretty much all I want them to be able to do.
I have an installation script for root to perform but for now, unfortunately, for every user root creates he has to go to gconf-editor
or through the System->Keyboard Shortcuts->Disable, Disable, Disable,...
sequence. Is there a way to run a command to remove all keyboard mappings for a user? Maybe through gconftool-2
?
Asked by NastyDiaper
(186 rep)
Jan 6, 2014, 02:44 PM
Last activity: Jan 6, 2014, 03:33 PM
Last activity: Jan 6, 2014, 03:33 PM