XFCE4 has some customizable keyboard shortcuts configurable under Settings > Keyboard and Settings > Window Manager. But there are other keyboard shortcuts that I cannot find in these menus. For example, Shift+F10 simulates a right-click. I would like to change this to work with the built-in "context menu key" on my windows keyboard. How can I change this setting?
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The context menu in Xfce works in both ways, the `Shift`+`F10` and built-in key on keyboard. At least works for me in Xfce 4.10 (Xubuntu 14.04). So far I haven't seen any issue the existing key combination interferes with the built-in key on keyboard. Is there any? – Jun 06 '16 at 11:12
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[This post](http://unix.stackexchange.com/q/161682/125388) had asked on "how to remap keyboard shortcut for context menu", which has an answer with workaround (but not solution). – Jun 06 '16 at 15:29
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Using Settings > Settings Editor, select xsettings on the left and unset or replace the value for Gtk > MenuBarAccel on the right, which should be set to F10.
I believe, the button you are describing is usually called Menu. Try xev in an xterminal to see what the xserver receives when you push your button.
