Hi Pranav,
The below is taken from stack exchange:
Assuming that you are using LXDE, the default desktop, you are actually
runnig openbox as the window manager.
grep -A 1 \<keybind /etc/xdg/openbox/rc.xml will give you the default ones.
~/.config/openbox/rc.xml contains your shortcuts if it exists.
Does not answer how to get to the system tray.
Thanks.
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On Behalf Of Pranav Lal
Sent: Monday, 25 January 2021 17:22
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Subject: [raspberry-vi] Default desktop, how do I get to the system tray
Hi all,
I have the pi 4 running with the lxde default desktop. How do I get to the
system tray? All the tutorials I have seen talk about right clicking a blank
area.
I cannot find such an area with orca. I am trying to navigate with the
number pad after switching the layout to desktop.
In mate, I can hit ctrl+alt+tab. Is there a similar key in lxde?
Pranav
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