Ctrl + Alt act like Super for some bindings
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I have a Dell Inspiron 7757 laptop with a factory-installed 16.04. As I used to work on Windows, I tried to change key bindings to more familiar ones. For example, I wanted to use Super + L to lock the screen and Super + D to minimize all windows.
I changed key bindings in System Settings app but the desired bindings won't work. Meanwhile when I press Ctrl + Alt + L, the workstation locks! It's very annoying because in the software I use (Intellij IDEA) this binding has a different meaning.
The same goes for Super + D. It doesn't work, but Ctrl + Alt + D does its work instead.
The most intriguing is that Super + T which I assigned to 'Launch Terminal' action works properly.
Any ideas?
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I have a Dell Inspiron 7757 laptop with a factory-installed 16.04. As I used to work on Windows, I tried to change key bindings to more familiar ones. For example, I wanted to use Super + L to lock the screen and Super + D to minimize all windows.
I changed key bindings in System Settings app but the desired bindings won't work. Meanwhile when I press Ctrl + Alt + L, the workstation locks! It's very annoying because in the software I use (Intellij IDEA) this binding has a different meaning.
The same goes for Super + D. It doesn't work, but Ctrl + Alt + D does its work instead.
The most intriguing is that Super + T which I assigned to 'Launch Terminal' action works properly.
Any ideas?
16.04 unity keyboard shortcut-keys
asked Jun 11 at 16:24
Anton Rusak
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Did you check Settings -> Keyboard to make sure that you don't have multiple keybindings set for each?
– Terrance
Jun 11 at 16:49
Yeah, I've checked. I also checked the bindings in dconf Editor. There are single values for each.
– Anton Rusak
Jun 11 at 17:06
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I have a Dell Inspiron 7757 laptop with a factory-installed 16.04. As I used to work on Windows, I tried to change key bindings to more familiar ones. For example, I wanted to use Super + L to lock the screen and Super + D to minimize all windows.
I changed key bindings in System Settings app but the desired bindings won't work. Meanwhile when I press Ctrl + Alt + L, the workstation locks! It's very annoying because in the software I use (Intellij IDEA) this binding has a different meaning.
The same goes for Super + D. It doesn't work, but Ctrl + Alt + D does its work instead.
The most intriguing is that Super + T which I assigned to 'Launch Terminal' action works properly.
Any ideas?
16.04 unity keyboard shortcut-keys
asked Jun 11 at 16:24
Anton Rusak
11
I have a Dell Inspiron 7757 laptop with a factory-installed 16.04. As I used to work on Windows, I tried to change key bindings to more familiar ones. For example, I wanted to use Super + L to lock the screen and Super + D to minimize all windows.
I changed key bindings in System Settings app but the desired bindings won't work. Meanwhile when I press Ctrl + Alt + L, the workstation locks! It's very annoying because in the software I use (Intellij IDEA) this binding has a different meaning.
The same goes for Super + D. It doesn't work, but Ctrl + Alt + D does its work instead.
The most intriguing is that Super + T which I assigned to 'Launch Terminal' action works properly.
Any ideas?
16.04 unity keyboard shortcut-keys
asked Jun 11 at 16:24
Anton Rusak
11
asked Jun 11 at 16:24
Anton Rusak
11
asked Jun 11 at 16:24
Anton Rusak
11
asked Jun 11 at 16:24
Anton Rusak
11
11
Did you check Settings -> Keyboard to make sure that you don't have multiple keybindings set for each?
– Terrance
Jun 11 at 16:49
Yeah, I've checked. I also checked the bindings in dconf Editor. There are single values for each.
– Anton Rusak
Jun 11 at 17:06
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Did you check Settings -> Keyboard to make sure that you don't have multiple keybindings set for each?
– Terrance
Jun 11 at 16:49
Yeah, I've checked. I also checked the bindings in dconf Editor. There are single values for each.
– Anton Rusak
Jun 11 at 17:06
Did you check Settings -> Keyboard to make sure that you don't have multiple keybindings set for each?
– Terrance
Jun 11 at 16:49
Did you check Settings -> Keyboard to make sure that you don't have multiple keybindings set for each?
– Terrance
Jun 11 at 16:49
Yeah, I've checked. I also checked the bindings in dconf Editor. There are single values for each.
– Anton Rusak
Jun 11 at 17:06
Yeah, I've checked. I also checked the bindings in dconf Editor. There are single values for each.
– Anton Rusak
Jun 11 at 17:06
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Exploring related questions here, I found the answer on SO. Just install CompizConfig Settings Manager and look for additional key bindings in Ubuntu Unity Plugin section. You might remove those bindings or change them according to your needs.
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Exploring related questions here, I found the answer on SO. Just install CompizConfig Settings Manager and look for additional key bindings in Ubuntu Unity Plugin section. You might remove those bindings or change them according to your needs.
answered Jun 12 at 12:05
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Exploring related questions here, I found the answer on SO. Just install CompizConfig Settings Manager and look for additional key bindings in Ubuntu Unity Plugin section. You might remove those bindings or change them according to your needs.
answered Jun 12 at 12:05
Anton Rusak
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
Exploring related questions here, I found the answer on SO. Just install CompizConfig Settings Manager and look for additional key bindings in Ubuntu Unity Plugin section. You might remove those bindings or change them according to your needs.
answered Jun 12 at 12:05
Anton Rusak
11
Exploring related questions here, I found the answer on SO. Just install CompizConfig Settings Manager and look for additional key bindings in Ubuntu Unity Plugin section. You might remove those bindings or change them according to your needs.
answered Jun 12 at 12:05
Anton Rusak
11
answered Jun 12 at 12:05
Anton Rusak
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answered Jun 12 at 12:05
Anton Rusak
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answered Jun 12 at 12:05
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Did you check Settings -> Keyboard to make sure that you don't have multiple keybindings set for each?
– Terrance
Jun 11 at 16:49
Yeah, I've checked. I also checked the bindings in dconf Editor. There are single values for each.
– Anton Rusak
Jun 11 at 17:06