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Custom keyboard shortcut for gnome |

Quick how-to to set custom shortcuts in gnome
I took this guide from here, but it's so usefull that I thought to reply it here. It works on gnome 2.22.3 for sure.
Steps for creating a custom hotkey to launch any application in GNOME:
- Open "gconf-editor" as the user as you're logged in in GNOME
- Go to "apps" -> "metacity" -> "keybinding_commands"
- Double click on e.g. "command_1"
- Type in the name of the application you want to launch, e.g. "gcalctool", the GNOME calculator
- Go to "apps" -> "metacity" -> "global_keybindings"
- Double click on e.g. "run_command_1"
- Type in e.g. <Control><Alt>c
- Note the < and > for the special function keys
- DONE! Close the gconf-editor and press CTRL-ALT-c and the calculator should come up
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