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• September 02, 2009
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 314

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)

  Enclosure: [download]

  Bethlynn - Ohio Linux Fest, Android of course, Slackware 13, Alsa, awesome linux stuff

• 15:05

  How to enable/disable Ctrl+Alt+Backspace in (K)Ubuntu Karmic 9.10

   » ‎ Alberto Milone

  As you might have noticed already if you use Ubuntu Karmic, Ctrl+Alt+Backspace (i.e. the shortcut which was used to restart the X server) has to be enabled in a different way with respect to previous releases of Ubuntu.

  This is due to the fact that “DontZap” is no longer an option in the X server and has become an option in XKB instead.

  As a result, now it’s very easy to use your Desktop environment of choice (e.g. GNOME, KDE) to enable or to disable the Ctrl+Alt+Backspace shortcut. It is also possible to do it without KDE or GNOME.

  I recommend that you do it from your desktop environment of choice (as you may find it easier):
  Instructions here

  P.S. Instructions for XFCE are more than welcome.