Sunday 19th, August 2007
Enable Multimedia keys for Amarok08/19/2007 12:08 PM Linux as a Desktop
This one was driving me nuts and ended up being REALLY easy to resolve.
Delete the Multimedia Shortcuts in System/Preferences/Keyboard Shortcuts. After that, try to enable shortcuts within amarok (Settings->Configure Global Shortcuts).
Now that does get forward / backward, play pause working... but after awhile i wanted ALL the keys working... Then I found Keytouch.. this awesome utility now has every key working and even allows mapping of keys to different tasks etc.
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