OpenSUSE KDE open the program menu with the Win (Meta/Super) Key --- ksuperkey

OpenSUSE KDE open the program menu with the Win (Meta/Super) Key --- ksuperkey

In the KDE of openSUSE, the Win key is used as a secondary key-the Meta key. However, the shortcut key for opening the program menu is set to Alt + F1, which is inconvenient for those who prefer to use the Win key to open the program menu.

You can see a tool named ksuperkey in a Foreign Forum. The tool is used to send Alt + F1 to the system when you press the Meta key, it is equivalent to pressing the shortcut key to open the program menu. Let's see what the original article says:

Ksuperkey allows you to open the application launcher in KDE Plasma Desktop using the Super key (also known as the "Windows key "). if you hold down the Super key it will still act as a modifier key, allowing you to use it for other keyboard shortcuts.

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At the same time, I have not tried some other methods in the domestic forum. After reading this, I think the problem is that the Meta key cannot be used as a secondary key? Also recorded:

1. First Run xev on the terminal, move the cursor to the small window, press the Win key, and its keycode will be displayed on the terminal.

2. sudo vim/etc/X11/Xmodkey

Add a sentence at the end

Keycode KEY: F13

The KEY is the keycode you saw in the first step.

3. sudo xmodmap/etc/X11/Xmodmap

4. Right-click the program menu and select "program startup Settings". Set it in the shortcut key.