Re: FreeBSD XMMS key shortcut for "Exit?"

On Mon, 19 May 2003, Ben Winslow wrote:
> On Sat, 2003-05-17 at 22:24, Peter Leftwich wrote:
> > When I alt-tab and bring XMMS into the foreground, is there a keystroke or
> > keyboard shortcut to Exit from the program without using the mouse?? Thanx.
> > PS - Please CC: me in your email reply!
> Since xmms uses GTK for its menus, you should be able to get away with
> the standard GTK trick: Right click on XMMS to bring up the menu, hover
> over the 'Exit' item, and press the shortcut you want, e.g. Ctrl+Q.
> It'll appear on the right hand side if it set properly.
>
> You can do this with the other items too, as well as in most (other) GTK
> apps.
> Ben Winslow <[email protected]>

Absolutely incredible!  It worked, thank you thank you!!  Now if I only I
could figure out in Gnome 2.0 which "maximize" keystroke to set (I made
Alt-downArrow be it, but occasionally it will only expand the currently
focused window left and right, and down - rather than filling as far up to
the menubar and as far down to the "taskbar" as possible).

Also, if only I could figure out a keystroke similar to "Alt-space" in
Windows, which allows the user a drop-down menu'ed access to minimize,
maximize, restore, or move a window without using the mouse!

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