Very Computer

>      I remember in KDE2.2.2 that the "Windows" key on my keyboard used
>      to
> bring up the K Menu.  To be clear, it brought up the K Menu as if I
> clicked it, and the menu appeared right above the K.  I say that to
> differentiate the behavior from the "Pop Up Launch" Menu which appears
> wherever the mouse pointer happens to be.

> I have my xmodmap set up - it happens to be code 115 The key is assigned
> to F13 and is seen as such by xev I can in fact assign F13 to whatever I
> want and it works (Popup Launch Menu, anything at all in fact).

> BUT how do I get that old behavior back?  I cannot seem to find it in
> KCC Shortcuts, and I've no idea where to look next.

> My setup:

> * I have a Logitech Cordless Desktop keyboard. * I've enabled keyboard
> Layouts to get my extra keys on it working. * To that end, I've edited
> my /etc/X11/xkb/symbols/inet to assign F13 to the Windows Key and
> F15-F26 to the other extra keys in the "logicordless" section.

> Anyone? Any ideas?

> TIA

> -Ami

> Interesting.  I just checked on this box (SuSE 8.0 Pro) upgraded to
> 3.0.1.  My M$ key doesn't work either.  It works, just as you describe,
> on my MDK box at home (it was MDK8.2, but has been majorly upgraded and
> is also KDE3.0).  I went into the

> Control Center --> LookNFeel --> Shortcuts

> To try to change that (which is under Panel --> Popup Launch Menu).
> ALT+F1 is assigned to that, but I can create an alternate.  BOOM.  I hit
> the M$ key to try and create an alternate, but it is forcing a multi-key
> (M$+[something]) even with the "Muli-Key" checkbox DE-selected.

> Seems like a bit of a bug to me.  But I don't know.  I'm just saying I
> see the exact same thing you are.