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Can I edit which icons appear in the Unity dash?

In 11.04 when I press the "Super" key it brings up a handy "Shortcuts" menu. Unfortunately, the things that have been placed in that menu are of no use to me. How can I change the "Shortcut" menu items to the things I really want?

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    Could you be a bit more specific; if you name the thing you want to get rid off we could be more precise too ;-)
    – Rinzwind
    May 4, 2011 at 14:51

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I think you can change the key mapping via Compizconfig-Settings-Manager (ccsm). If you don't find it under Menu -> Preference, then please install it from software center.

Then from CCSM please locate the Ubuntu Unity Plugin, which you can find under Desktop section in Compizconfig-Settings-Manager. Click on it and there you can find an option as "key to show the launcher ". Click on it and select some other key combination as per your choice.

I hope it works for you.

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  • That's not what he asked. He wants to know how to replace the preset quick choice apps on opening dash. May 4, 2011 at 13:47
  • excelent! I changed Super to Ctrl+Super, and Alt to Super+Alt, now it doesnt cause trouble with vmware and other applications that require Super to be pressed, thx vm! Mar 11, 2013 at 2:13
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The 2nd row in dash are programs that are the default programs (*) or have been used by you. I did not get this in the beginning either but dash is not a search tool but it is a 'you used this alot before so I show it to you now too'-tool: Dash automatically changes content based on what you use.

If you have firefox as a browser in dash and remove firefox, then add chromium dash will not show chromium (you did not use it...) but after using chromium it does.

(*) to change the default have a look at preferred applications for some options:

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Sidenote: you can add activity journal to add some insight in zeitgeist/dash-usage:

Activity journal

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