And I know X server sees my thumb buttons, because they serve as Next/Previous Page in Firefox (were working like that by default) For keyboard shortcuts, you would have to assign keyboard keys via mouse's own software. You can bind them to canvas input settings options. However, that would remove the existing (and usual) ability of the pen buttons to do Pan/Zoom and the right-click for the popup palette. I'm wondering if it's possible to bind those as when I do it it claims it's bound to nothing. The only workaround I can think of is to use your tablet settings utility to make the pen buttons give a keypress (if its possible) and combine that with Ctrl, Shift, Alt modifiers in the keyboard shortcuts. Note Using the Shift keys BEFORE pushing the holding the left mouse button/stylus down will, in default Krita, activate the quick brush-resize. You can press the Alt key while still keeping the down to move the line to a different location. The term 'cursor movement key' is distinct from 'arrow key' in that the former term may refer to any of various keys on a computer keyboard designated for cursor movement, whereas 'arrow keys' generally refers to one of four specific keys. Use the Shift key while holding the mouse button to constrain the angle to multiples of 15Вє. Only twice I got xbindkeys to recognize them as b:1 and b:3, and when I tried to re-run, it doesn't seem to respond to clicking any mouse buttons. I'm currently using a mouse for this and mine has extra buttons on the sides. Arrow keys or cursor movement keys are buttons on a computer keyboard that are either programmed or designated to move the cursor in a specified direction. PPPPS.: I tried xbindkeys -key, and it recognizes my keyboard buttons with no problem, but when I press any mouse button, it is not recognized. PPPS.: I tried Makro, but it only allows me b:1, b:2 and b:3 as mouse triggers. If you were to unbind S from Search, MB26 would stop working, too, since you're now just. An example of this would be binding 'Mouse Button 26' to 's' so that both S on the keyboard and MB26 trigger the search box. 1 share ReportSave level 2 3 years ago Thanks for the reply I was actually using the wrong mouse bidning profile where all buttons were disabled. The 'b:x' part symbolizes your mouse key? Does it work like that? If yes, how can I find out the identifiers of my mouse keys? The workaround for this is generally to map those buttons to a function the OS can recognize, such as an existing key or button. Go to Settings/Configure Krita/Keyboard Shortcuts, search for Brush Size, press the shortcut, select custom, press the None button, press your mouse button. Part, but don't really know how you trigger it. The opposite shortcut key of Ctrl+Z is Ctrl+Y (redo). And how about including mouse shortcuts in future KDE? Any plans on that? Brainstorm idea I can vote for?Д¬ode: Select all 'xte 'keydown Super_L' 'key F8' 'keyup Super_L'' Ctrl+Z is a key binding that is commonly (though not always) bound to Undo.

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