Because I don't find pointing devices easy to use. I'm very keyboard centric. And I've got a set of keybindings that my fingers expect that rarely {if ever} match the default bindings of any Window Manager or Desktop Environment I've ever tried.
There are some keys my fingers just automatically push when I want to do certain things... Opening the desktop menu comes to mind.
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<Key key="Menu">root:3</Key>
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<Key mask="AC" key="space">window</Key>
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<Key mask="A" key="F2">exec:gexec</Key>
There was an obvious keybinding in the default .jwmrc for it. I don't remember the exact code because removing that line was one of the first things I did to my .jwmrc...
For that purpose I use ctrl+alt+space to pull up the window operations menu, and then if and only if it opens attached to the window that I think has the focus {and that I want to close} I select close.
But the way alt+F4 works is a bit like wedging a live grenade behind the coffee pot {without even leaving the pin in it for safety}
It is simply too dangerous for my klutzy fingers... Especially when my fingers expect to find:
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<Key mask="A" key="F3">exec:konsole</Key>
But when removing that binding from /root/.jwmrc didn't work I tried replacing it with something else like:
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<Key mask="A" key="F4">root:3</Key>
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<Key mask="A" key="F2">exec:gexec</Key>
How can I alter or at least disable those two stubborn keybindings?