Mozilla keyboard shotcut

**gassman** · 03-07-2005

Hey I us SuSE 9.2 and I like the Mozilla browser over FireFox the question i have is there a way to configure a keyboard shourtcut to launch Mozilla?? instead of clicking the icon with the mouse or typeing it in a shell. Hope everybody knows what im talking about here

**gassman** · 03-08-2005

Well all I figured out a way to avoid all the clickin and such i installed an taskbar applet in kicker now i can just type instead of moving my mouse around

**ninja972** · 03-08-2005

I don't know if there is a simple way to create your shortcut. But you can type

Code:

alt+F2

that will open a 'Run command' window. Just type 'firefox' to launch it. As there is a history the next time you will just have to type 'f' and it will propose some completions. I don't know if you find that faster than the mouse.

**dylunio** · 03-08-2005

Originally Posted by powhitetrash

Well all I figured out a way to avoid all the clickin and such i installed an taskbar applet in kicker now i can just type instead of moving my mouse around

You could try linEAK and get one of the Windows buttons you your keybord to launch Mozilla

**Flatline** · 03-08-2005

But he's running Suse 9.2, and lineak doesn't really work with 9.2. There was a whole thread about lineak the other day, and that was basically the conclusion:
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/top...ghlight=lineak

**dylunio** · 03-08-2005

Originally Posted by Flatline

But he's running Suse 9.2, and lineak doesn't really work with 9.2. There was a whole thread about lineak the other day, and that was basically the conclusion:
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/top...ghlight=lineak

It is only klineakconfig that doesn't work in 9.2, linEAK itsself does

**Flatline** · 03-08-2005

Sorry about that

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