Other than looking though each active plugin and manually searching for keybindings / keyboard-shortcuts in use by compiz, is there a 'simple' way to gather this information?
i.e. Some panel that displays all currently active keybindings in use (by compiz), or some terminal command to do same.
Keyboard-shortcuts does not appear to list certain specific compiz shortcuts.
Thanks
Here's a (very long) one-liner that returns all shortcuts from all active plugins:
for i in $(gconftool-2 --get /apps/compiz-1/general/screen0/options/active_plugins|sed "s/\[\|\]//g"|sed "s/,/ /g"); do echo "# $i:"; gconftool-2 -a /apps/compiz-1/plugins/"$i"/screen0/options | grep "_key\|_button\|trigger_\|initiate\ \|panel_first_menu\|keyboard_focus\|execute_command\|show_launcher" | grep -v "Disabled\|=[[:space:]]*$" | sort; done; echo -e "\n# metacity overrides:"; gconftool-2 -a /apps/metacity/global_keybindings | grep -v "disabled\|cycle\|switch_panels" | sort; gconftool-2 -a /apps/metacity/window_keybindings | grep -v "disabled" | sort
Update:
Above version now gets all non-empty/disabled keybindings (key, mouse, key+mouse) from all active plugins.
However, the value of the key X-GNOME-WMSettingsModule in /usr/share/applications/compiz.desktop makes Metacity override several Compiz keys. You will notice the italic labels in ccsm - that's when the value comes from Metacity and not Compiz.
As I found no easy way to fix this, I simply added all Metacity shortcuts to the end of the output.
You don't need to chain 2 sed scripts, they could be one, separated by ';'. But even simpler would be piping to tr. For 12.04 without metacity this should be:
for i in $(gconftool-2 --get /apps/compiz-1/general/screen0/options/active_plugins|tr '[],' ' '); do echo "# $i:"; gconftool-2 -a /apps/compiz-1/plugins/"$i"/screen0/options | grep "_key\|_button\|trigger_\|initiate\ \|panel_first_menu\|keyboard_focus\|execute_command\|show_launcher" | grep -v "Disabled\|=[[:space:]]*$" | sort; done
However, as Jay_11 already noted, the whole construct seems to show part of what goes into compiz, not the result. E.g. I get close_window_key = <Alt>F4, but I turned that off. As an avid Emacs user I don't let a window manager get near anything except <Super>, but this doesn't show!
So the question remains: What is compiz really doing?
i got a nice webpage for this ;)
