gmrun, always

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Memo to self: gmrun is my application launcher of choice. Replace the Ubuntu default from gconf-editor. Look for metacity keybindings.

update for compiz:

1) apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager

2) run ccsm

3) goto general->commands

4) in an empty line put “gmrun” (without quotes).

5) goto general->key bindings

6) Add a keybinding for the command line you just added. If you pick Alt-F2, you’ll be told that it’s already in use but you can override that.

2 Responses to “gmrun, always”

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  1. 1 bashdude
    2009/03/16 at 17:24

    if you like gmrun, check out bashrun (http://bashrun.sourceforge.net)

  2. 2 admin
    2009/03/16 at 20:04

    Thanks, that looks nice. I’ll try it out.

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