How to make keyboard shortcut on Solus ( Budgie )

iroylearner111

I know solus doesn't have much shortcut but we can create our own shortcuts by using Custom shortcuts but my question is ------ There's option named Command . Like I created a shortcut for opening terminal and in the command section I typed gnome-terminal I got this from the internet. So If I need to make more shortcut for other applications or programs where could I find the command for that .

Sebastian

iroylearner111 Do you have specific applications in mind? Often the command resembles the name of the application in start menu.
But you can also check out the /usr/share/applications directory with nemo. This directory contains the desktop files of most of your installed programs. Those desktop files are necessary for programs to show up in start menu.
If you open such a desktop file with text editor, you find a line starting with exec= in each of it. This line contains the command to start the program.

EbonJaeger

Shortcuts and setting shortcuts are specific to the desktop environment you're using. Since you're using Budgie, follow these steps:

Open Budgie Control Center
Click the Keyboard menu item on the left
Scroll to the bottom and click View and Customize Shortcuts
If you want to modify an existing shortcut, search for it

To create a new shortcut, scroll down to the bottom and click Custom Shortcuts

iroylearner111

Sebastian Thats What I was looking for thanks man
Edit : Tried what sebastian said and this works like a charm.

Sebastian

If desired application is a flatpak, you can also run in terminal flatpak list.

Telegram Desktop                          org.telegram.desktop                        5.4.1                        stable         flathub     system
Telegram Desktop Webview Add-on           org.telegram.desktop.webview                2.44.3                       stable         flathub     system
Warpinator                                org.x.Warpinator                            1.8.3                        stable         flathub     system
Imaginer                                  page.codeberg.Imaginer.Imaginer             0.2.2                        stable         flathub     system

In this case, the command for a shortcut to run Telegram was
flatpak run org.telegram.desktop