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> Hi,
>   Is there a way to make some kind of keystroke shortcut for
> the menu that is accessed by left clicking on the box in the
> upper left hand corner of all gnome/sawfish x-windows.

>   I toggle sticky a fair amount and would like expedite the operation.

> thanks all
> Ken

> > Hi,
> >   Is there a way to make some kind of keystroke shortcut for
> > the menu that is accessed by left clicking on the box in the
> > upper left hand corner of all gnome/sawfish x-windows.
> >   I toggle sticky a fair amount and would like expedite the operation.

>    One can left click the box, then hit t-s.

>    What I'm looking for is, for instance, a way to program the f1 key to do
>    this.

>>>Hi,
>>>  Is there a way to make some kind of keystroke shortcut for
>>>the menu that is accessed by left clicking on the box in the
>>>upper left hand corner of all gnome/sawfish x-windows.
>>>  I toggle sticky a fair amount and would like expedite the operation.

>>   One can left click the box, then hit t-s.

>>   What I'm looking for is, for instance, a way to program the f1 key to do
>>   this.

> You can define a Sawfish shortcut (binding) for "Toggle window sticky" to a
> key of your choice.

> Go to

>   Gnome Control Center > Sawfish window manager > Shortcuts > Add

> (On Debian you need package sawfish-gnome to be able to do this.)

> Or you can run the Sawfish configurator sawfish-ui directly.