When I type Ctrl+Alt+s on a window, the body of the window rolls up. How can I disable this shortcut, that I want to use for another purpose in my emacs configuration?
Go to System-settings -> Keyboard (menu) -> Shortcuts (button) -> Windows (tab) and then select Toggle-shaded-state and press backspace to disable it, and close the window.
When You're using Compiz, then goto CompizConfig Settings Manager -> General -> General Options -> Key Bindings -> Toggle Window Shaded -> Edit -> empty the shortcut s.
In 18.04, I used dconf-editor to change
/org/gnome/desktop/wm/keybindings/toggle-shaded
from
['<Control><Alt>s']
to
['<Control><Shift><Alt>s'] so that emacs will get my regex search keystroke, but I can still (will I ever?) rollup the window shade.
You can change it in System Settings → Keyboards → Shortcuts → Windows.
It works in Ubuntu 13.04 and 14.04 LTS.
Go to System-settings -> Keyboard (menu) -> Shortcuts (button) -> Windows (tab) and then select
Toggle-shaded-stateand pressbackspaceto disable it, and close the window.When You're using Compiz, then goto CompizConfig Settings Manager -> General -> General Options -> Key Bindings -> Toggle Window Shaded -> Edit -> empty the shortcut s.
In 18.04, I used dconf-editor to change /org/gnome/desktop/wm/keybindings/toggle-shaded from ['<Control><Alt>s'] to ['<Control><Shift><Alt>s'] so that emacs will get my regex search keystroke, but I can still (will I ever?) rollup the window shade.
c.f. ctrl + alt + S on ubuntu 18.04 triggers a screen size toggle but is not listed in keyboard settings