I am new to Zorin (and Linux). I recently installed Zorin Core to play around with it. I cannot figure out one thing: How to set a custom shortcut to open Zorin menu? I know it opens with the Super key. But I'd like a different shortcut for my workflow. Is this possible?
Hi 337harvey - I tried that but I cannot find the shortcut for Zorin menu there. The only place it appears is in Zorin Appearance settings where I can choose whether the Super key opens the Activities Overview or the Zorin menu.
As I understood it, if you make the Meta (Super) key the Overview function, Alt+ F1 is the combination to launch the menu. Don't know if it is possible to change that - might mean messing with dConf Editor (dconf-tools).
Thanks for all the replies. I am not referring to the launcher (Show Applications). I was referring to the Zorin menu which opens when I click on the Zorin logo on the bottom left. Currently, pressing the Super key opens that menu, but I cannot find anyway to change this shortcut or assign a custom shortcut to this action.
I've already stated that the alternate one is the 'de facto' for GNU/Linux, Alt+ F1 which is what happens when you assign the Super Key for Overview, as in this article:
Basically I think it is 'hard-coded' - but could be wrong - this is to prevent other 'standard' key combinations being lost if overwritten by something else.
You could try the guide here but beware that you don't overwrite something that you later rely on - or expected to work: