Hi!
I just started to use Endeavour OS and it’s very good!
I just have one question.
How do I change the key-bind “W” (windows-button) that opens whisker-menu? I can not find that in keyboard (xfce-settings) and not in /.config/openbox/rc.xml. I was sure it was in rc.xml but…
I am an Openbox-fan-amateur-idiot who wants to make my own key-binds. It’s strange that “W” button is already taken.
Anyone with a hint?
brandent
Otherwise, it would be a useless key 
I don’t use OB, but you might find the link helpful.
http://openbox.org/wiki/Help:Bindings
Hi and thanks for interest!
I installed EOS on a HP Probook 640 G1. (bought it for about 30 EURO)
It is very compatible with Linux!!
During install I decided to go with Xfce and it seems to be configured to use only the “windows-key” to open menu. I need to change that but can not find where. (I am preparing for Openbox)
brandent
I’m not sure where you got that keybind, but I set them in Settings/Keyboard/Application Shortcuts - being as I am lazy GUI type 
The only related keybind I have (ALT F1) is shown here:
but there may be somewhere else in play? Give it a try and see…
Hi and thanks for interest!!
Yes I did look there and could not find it.
So you are running xfce?
What happens when you press the “windows-button” (and only that button)?
In my xfce out-of-the-box-setup, only pressing “windows-button” opens whisker-menu!
I am not able to find where to change that and it blocks many of my openbox-keybinds.
Thankful for a hint.
brandent
Not too sure where it is configured, but if I press the left (Windows logo) super key, nothing happens at all. If I press the right super key, it is the same effect as right-click on the mouse on this system. If in an app, it shows the right-click menu for the app - if on the desktop, it opens the desktop-settings menu as far as I can tell. Try an entry in the Settings/Keyboard as mentioned - and see if it overrides? It is easily removed if it has unwanted results!
Great!! That worked!!
Thank you so much!!
Have a great weekend!!
brandent