Probelm with shift+alt+down or shift+alt+up
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I am trying to customize a shortcut in Visual Studio Code for copy lines up. I want that shift+alt+up make a copy of line above current line but I could not assign this shortcut in VS Code.
After some research I look into my keyboard shortcuts in GNOME. I tried to remap my ctrl+alt+t key for open terminal to shift+alt+up but it did not work there either. I tried both left and right alt keys.
I think it is not VS Code issue because it is working fine on Windows.
My Ubuntu version is 18.04 and please let me know if you need anything else related to above issue.
gnome keyboard shortcut-keys 18.04
edited May 15 at 18:42
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I am trying to customize a shortcut in Visual Studio Code for copy lines up. I want that shift+alt+up make a copy of line above current line but I could not assign this shortcut in VS Code.
After some research I look into my keyboard shortcuts in GNOME. I tried to remap my ctrl+alt+t key for open terminal to shift+alt+up but it did not work there either. I tried both left and right alt keys.
I think it is not VS Code issue because it is working fine on Windows.
My Ubuntu version is 18.04 and please let me know if you need anything else related to above issue.
gnome keyboard shortcut-keys 18.04
edited May 15 at 18:42
pomsky
21.7k76594
asked May 15 at 18:35
Amit Bisht
265
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
favorite
up vote
3
down vote
favorite
I am trying to customize a shortcut in Visual Studio Code for copy lines up. I want that shift+alt+up make a copy of line above current line but I could not assign this shortcut in VS Code.
After some research I look into my keyboard shortcuts in GNOME. I tried to remap my ctrl+alt+t key for open terminal to shift+alt+up but it did not work there either. I tried both left and right alt keys.
I think it is not VS Code issue because it is working fine on Windows.
My Ubuntu version is 18.04 and please let me know if you need anything else related to above issue.
gnome keyboard shortcut-keys 18.04
edited May 15 at 18:42
pomsky
21.7k76594
asked May 15 at 18:35
Amit Bisht
265
I am trying to customize a shortcut in Visual Studio Code for copy lines up. I want that shift+alt+up make a copy of line above current line but I could not assign this shortcut in VS Code.
After some research I look into my keyboard shortcuts in GNOME. I tried to remap my ctrl+alt+t key for open terminal to shift+alt+up but it did not work there either. I tried both left and right alt keys.
I think it is not VS Code issue because it is working fine on Windows.
My Ubuntu version is 18.04 and please let me know if you need anything else related to above issue.
gnome keyboard shortcut-keys 18.04
edited May 15 at 18:42
pomsky
21.7k76594
asked May 15 at 18:35
Amit Bisht
265
edited May 15 at 18:42
pomsky
21.7k76594
edited May 15 at 18:42
pomsky
21.7k76594
edited May 15 at 18:42
pomsky
21.7k76594
21.7k76594
asked May 15 at 18:35
Amit Bisht
265
asked May 15 at 18:35
Amit Bisht
265
asked May 15 at 18:35
Amit Bisht
265
265
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
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I Just fix my problem there are various questions asked here that helped me to give me idea what was happening
After reaching i found that my shift+alt was not working because they were changing my input method and i just disable it from gnome-tweak-tool
answered May 17 at 17:53
Amit Bisht
265
So where exactly do I have to go in Tweaks_
– JorgeeFG
Jul 31 at 22:25
I completly disabledTweaksbut this doesn't work. It was same as previous.
– ganeshdeshmukh
Aug 6 at 3:38
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
I Just fix my problem there are various questions asked here that helped me to give me idea what was happening
After reaching i found that my shift+alt was not working because they were changing my input method and i just disable it from gnome-tweak-tool
answered May 17 at 17:53
Amit Bisht
265
So where exactly do I have to go in Tweaks_
– JorgeeFG
Jul 31 at 22:25
I completly disabledTweaksbut this doesn't work. It was same as previous.
– ganeshdeshmukh
Aug 6 at 3:38
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
I Just fix my problem there are various questions asked here that helped me to give me idea what was happening
After reaching i found that my shift+alt was not working because they were changing my input method and i just disable it from gnome-tweak-tool
answered May 17 at 17:53
Amit Bisht
265
So where exactly do I have to go in Tweaks_
– JorgeeFG
Jul 31 at 22:25
I completly disabledTweaksbut this doesn't work. It was same as previous.
– ganeshdeshmukh
Aug 6 at 3:38
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
I Just fix my problem there are various questions asked here that helped me to give me idea what was happening
After reaching i found that my shift+alt was not working because they were changing my input method and i just disable it from gnome-tweak-tool
answered May 17 at 17:53
Amit Bisht
265
I Just fix my problem there are various questions asked here that helped me to give me idea what was happening
After reaching i found that my shift+alt was not working because they were changing my input method and i just disable it from gnome-tweak-tool
answered May 17 at 17:53
Amit Bisht
265
answered May 17 at 17:53
Amit Bisht
265
answered May 17 at 17:53
Amit Bisht
265
answered May 17 at 17:53
Amit Bisht
265
265
So where exactly do I have to go in Tweaks_
– JorgeeFG
Jul 31 at 22:25
I completly disabledTweaksbut this doesn't work. It was same as previous.
– ganeshdeshmukh
Aug 6 at 3:38
add a comment |Â
So where exactly do I have to go in Tweaks_
– JorgeeFG
Jul 31 at 22:25
I completly disabledTweaksbut this doesn't work. It was same as previous.
– ganeshdeshmukh
Aug 6 at 3:38
So where exactly do I have to go in Tweaks_
– JorgeeFG
Jul 31 at 22:25
So where exactly do I have to go in Tweaks_
– JorgeeFG
Jul 31 at 22:25
I completly disabled
Tweaks but this doesn't work. It was same as previous.– ganeshdeshmukh
Aug 6 at 3:38
I completly disabled
Tweaks but this doesn't work. It was same as previous.– ganeshdeshmukh
Aug 6 at 3:38
add a comment |Â
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