http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/item/163/
This way conflicts become obvious and can be fixed or avoided easily. Identical and similar actions can be assigned the same shortcut across apps. It becomes feasible to change shortcuts for common commands like Save or Print.

There could be sets of shortcuts adapted for use by right or left handed people, people who can't use some fingers or an entire hand.

[617 votes] Solution #1: Auto-generated solution of idea #163


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For example: If I needed to run various terminal commands like: eject -t, eject cdrom1, eject -t cdrom1, etc.. how would it be accomplished?


I propose that in >System >Preferences >Keyboard Shortcuts

in the GUI interface an option to put in custom terminal commands to be run when certain key combinations have been pressed.

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