[SOLVED] custom menu bar key

[o_O]

hello, everyone!

im not sure if i should be posting this here or in the newbies forum... please, bear with it if im wrong.

you could say i registered mainly only for this question - but, no, ill be back for other things, helping if i can or asking for help if i need.

i was stuck with an older version of mint mate and this issue was solved with gconf-editor. i use the custom menu (applications, places, system) because its faster and i like it more. recently i got to move to a new version of mint and now its been a misadventure configuring the super_L key to the custom menu. gconf-editor doesnt seen to do the trick anymore - or im not knowing how to anymore - and every other question i found only reffered to the mate menu, which is heavier in my good old netbook.

so, how do i change the custom menu from alt+f1 to super_L key?

[xenopeek]

Isn't there some option for that if you right-click the menu button and go through the menus there? Otherwise, you'd use dconf-editor these days. Install dconf-tools to get it. I'm not using MATE much, but perhaps either of these tips will help

[o_O]

Isn't there some option for that if you right-click the menu button and go through the menus there?

for that custom menu, there is not.

Otherwise, you'd use dconf-editor these days. Install dconf-tools to get it. I'm not using MATE much, but perhaps either of these tips will help

ill try this one and come back to tell the results (im using windows right now).

[o_O]

alright, i got the custom menu to work with the Super_L (windows) key.

used dconf-editor (installed via software manager). there, the path to the menu keybinding is:

ORG>MATE>MARCO>GLOBAL-KEYBINDINGS>PANEL-MAIN-MENU and, there, Super_L was set as the value.