I installed Cinnamon and would like to set Super-1 to workspace 1, Super-2 to workspace 2, etc.
Super 1 - 4 are already set to browser, terminal, file manager and system settings. Where is the config file that sets that? For example, if I open the keyboard settings application, I see that the terminal is set to hotkey Ctrl-Alt-T. If I try to set the workspace 1 shortcut to Super-1, i get the browser opening instead of capturing Super-1.
Is there a way to get rid of the vanilla settings for Super-1…? Will that cause problems with the system? What do most Cinnamon users set for Workspace 1… hotkeys?
I was using the keyboard settings, specifically Workspaces > Direct Navigation. This is where I was trying to set Super-1 to Workspace-1.
What I was doing wrong was clicking on Add custom shortcut instead of double-clicking on Unassigned when I had Workspaces > Direct Navigation > Workspace 1 selected. When I did it correctly, I now have Super-1 taking me to Workspace-1. And Super-2 taking me to Workspace-2.
However, Super-3 and Super-4 still bring up the file manager and system settings respectively. This was part of my original question - where are those settings? I can’t find them using the Cinnamon UI stuff.
I did find the Settings for moving left to the previous left workspace (Ctrl-Alt-Left) and right workspace (Ctrl-Alt-Right) which will cycle back and next through my four workspaces from the keyboard. I really don’t want to resort to the mouse to get there. I can work with this arrangement.
My final query: Where is Super-3 set to file manager and Super-4 set to System Settings? These override anything I set through keyboard setting for these combinations.
