How to Create Keyboard Shortcuts on Kali Linux

How to Create Keyboard Shortcuts on Kali Linux

by Malik korrich ~ vendredi 20 mars 2015

 

Since  I  write  many  article  about  kali  linux  so  now  i  cover  keyboard  shortcut  article ,Else  I  agree  keyboard shortcut  is  faster  ...Today   I  am  going  to  explain  a  intrested  article  that   is  all  about   How to Create Keyboard Shortcuts on Kali Linux has a itself background story. It was happen about 1 or 2 month ago when I get my Kali Linux distribution from kali.org.

my  luck  with  me  so I am  successfully installed Kali Linux on my virtual box  in first time , but when I tried to press CTRL+ALT+T (terminal shortcut on backtrack) it's not worked, instead I must click the terminal logo on the top of my Kali linux window.
So actually how to make a keyboard shortcuts on kali linux?
If the case is you only want to run a terminal, you can try to press ALT + F2 and type:

gnome-terminal

Now  begin  step  by  step  guidence how if we want to make a Kali Linux keyboard shortcut?

what  is  your  Requirement:


1. obiously  you need   Kali Linux  if you  have  not  simply  download  it   from  here 

How to Create Keyboard Shortcuts on Kali Linux:

step:1). First  of   all   simply   go to  the following  location  which  is  given ,(  bellow see  bellow  picture also  for  your  understanding )

    Applications –> System tools –> Preferences –> System Settings



step:2) .After that  On the System settings, simply  find hardware group and choose keyboard

 

step:3). now  simply  Choose and click shortcuts tab, and press the plus( +)  sign at the bottom to add a new shortcut.you  can  se  following  picture  for  you understanding





step:4). After  that  Put the name (my  reccomendation  is  you  select  that name which  is  easy to recognize) and the command (in this case it is a terminal)

step:5) . simply  you  need  Click the disabled area until it change the words to New accelerator.

step:6) . Now you can choose which shortcut you want for your Kali Linux. In this example we use CTRL + ALT + T to call the terminal.

We can directly try our new kali linux keyboard settings.

Hope you found it useful :-)

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