#!/bin/bash
#     Version 0.9
# ************************************************************************************
# This code (script) explains how to remove two key combinations that interfere with GNU APL when used with GNOME
# The problem manifests itself when trying to use the key above the [tab] and to the left of the [1]
# Without following the instructions herein, that [~ `] is unreachable.

# The explanation follows.
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# Start the dconf-editor and follow the schema to /org/gnome/desktop/wm/keybindings/
# Look for switch-groups
# The value before the change :  ['<Super>Above_Tab','<Alt>Above_Tab']  Note that "switch-groups" has two setttings,
# Remove the right most setting ",<Alt>'Above_Tab'" by deleting from right to left.
# While you are erasing the characters, from right to left, you have a highlight for an error indication
# That highlight will disappear when you erase the comma following the first argument.
# You will note an error indication until you arrive at the first parameter
# Your net result should be  ['<Super>Above_Tab']

# You have to do the same for the shift-setting

# The backwords setting is next to search for #switch-group-backward  
# Remove the ,'<shift><Alt>Above_Tab'

#*********************************************************************************
clear
cat $0
sleep 5
/usr/bin/dconf-editor 
