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If you are running GNOME, then under Start menu -&gt; Preferences, you would have keyboard shortcuts. You can click to select and press Backspace key to disable a specifici shortcut.<br />
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If you are running GNOME, then under Start menu -> Preferences, you would have keyboard shortcuts. You can click to select and press Backspace key to disable a specifici shortcut.

Thank you.

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This is Xubuntu - it's XFCE4.
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I am using xubuntu linux, and if I press ALT-F2 it opens a run prompt. I want to disable this and other hotkeys. How do I disable these?
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I am using xubuntu linux, and if I press ALT-F2 it opens a run prompt. I want to disable this and other hotkeys. How do I disable these?

disable hotkeys

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