I'm using Lubuntu 13.04 with its default window manager, Openbox. Is there a way to edit ~/.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml to combine the following two keybinds in the keyboard section into one?<!-- Launch gedit --><keybind key=W-g>  <action name=Execute>    <command>gedit</command>  </action></keybind>and  <!-- Undecorate --><keybind key=C-S-d>  <action name=Undecorate/></keybind>In other words, I'd like to open gedit without window decorations.I know I can have the same result by retaining the first keybind as it is and having the following entry in the applications section of lubuntu-rc.xml:<application name=gedit type=normal>  <decor>no</decor></application>
Can I combine two keybinds into one in Openbox?
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It is possible to combine two keybinds into one but a better way to express it would be to want to combine two actions under one keybind.However, in the specific case I described, there is a problem. Let's say I have one text editor, Leafpad, open. And Leafpad is decorated. While Leafpad is in focus, I run:<!-- Launch gedit --><keybind key=W-g>  <action name=Execute>    <command>gedit</command>  </action>  <action name=Undecorate/></keybind>What happens is this: Gedit opens but is still decorated but the Leafpad window becomes undecorated.  The explanation was provided by folks here and here. From my understanding of the replies, it appears that Openbox executes both the commands but since Gedit takes a while the second command is executed first (on the active window).  Another point is that Gedit does not have any provision built-in to be launched undecorated by means of --undecorated or something equivalent. 