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title: How to disable Control+Alt+S shortcut in MATE
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excerpt: The shortcut conflicts with Notepad++, here's how to disable it.
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date: 2018-10-24
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tags:
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- linux
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Control+Alt+S shortcut is used for toggling shaded state in MATE desktop environment. Once toggled, a window's content is hidden except for the title bar. It's useful for peeking at the content behind a window. I personally never use it as I usually just Alt+Tab or place two windows side by side. I prefer to disable it so I can use the 'Save As' shortcut in Notepad++.
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There are two methods of disabling the shortcut. Use the [second](#Method-2) method if Compiz is enabled with CCSM (CompizConfig Settings Manager).
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## Method 1
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Look for `Toggle shaded state` in Keyboard Shortcuts. Disable the shortcut by clicking on the `Ctrl+Alt+S` and backspace.
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## Method 2
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If you use Compiz, the shortcut is not shown in Keyboard Shortcuts due to conflict with CSSM. You need to manually disable it by editing a dconf value. dconf value can be easily edited through dconf-editor which you can install through `apt` or any other package managers.
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Launch dconf-editor and search (click on the search icon on top right corner or just Ctrl+F) for 'shaded'.
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Simply navigate into
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```
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/org/mate/macro/window-keybindings-toggle-shaded
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/org/gnome/dekstp/wm/keybindings/toggle-shaded
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```
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Toggle 'Use default value' to off, and set the custom value as `disabled`.
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Finally, disable the shortcut in CCSM. Go to General Options > Key bindings (tab) > Toggle Window Shaded (last value).
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