Ubuntu system shortcut remains after disabling
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I want to disable some Ubuntu (Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS) system shortcuts
I tried System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts and then select the undesired shortcut to disabled it.
After reboot, the shortcut still works
I tried dconf Editor : org > gnome > desktop > vm > keybindings then select the undesired shortcut and set the value to ['disabled']
Doesn't work either : I can still use the shortcuts
The concerned shortcuts are Ctrl + Alt + S (toggle shading) and Ctrl + Alt + L (lock screen).
Am I missing something here or can I use another way to disable these shortcuts ?
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I want to disable some Ubuntu (Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS) system shortcuts
I tried System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts and then select the undesired shortcut to disabled it.
After reboot, the shortcut still works
I tried dconf Editor : org > gnome > desktop > vm > keybindings then select the undesired shortcut and set the value to ['disabled']
Doesn't work either : I can still use the shortcuts
The concerned shortcuts are Ctrl + Alt + S (toggle shading) and Ctrl + Alt + L (lock screen).
Am I missing something here or can I use another way to disable these shortcuts ?
shortcuts
asked May 18 at 12:54
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Please edit your question and say which version of Ubuntu you are using.
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May 18 at 17:20
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I want to disable some Ubuntu (Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS) system shortcuts
I tried System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts and then select the undesired shortcut to disabled it.
After reboot, the shortcut still works
I tried dconf Editor : org > gnome > desktop > vm > keybindings then select the undesired shortcut and set the value to ['disabled']
Doesn't work either : I can still use the shortcuts
The concerned shortcuts are Ctrl + Alt + S (toggle shading) and Ctrl + Alt + L (lock screen).
Am I missing something here or can I use another way to disable these shortcuts ?
shortcuts
asked May 18 at 12:54
user831433
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I want to disable some Ubuntu (Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS) system shortcuts
I tried System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts and then select the undesired shortcut to disabled it.
After reboot, the shortcut still works
I tried dconf Editor : org > gnome > desktop > vm > keybindings then select the undesired shortcut and set the value to ['disabled']
Doesn't work either : I can still use the shortcuts
The concerned shortcuts are Ctrl + Alt + S (toggle shading) and Ctrl + Alt + L (lock screen).
Am I missing something here or can I use another way to disable these shortcuts ?
shortcuts
asked May 18 at 12:54
user831433
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asked May 18 at 12:54
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asked May 18 at 12:54
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asked May 18 at 12:54
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Please edit your question and say which version of Ubuntu you are using.
– Graham
May 18 at 17:20
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Please edit your question and say which version of Ubuntu you are using.
– Graham
May 18 at 17:20
Please edit your question and say which version of Ubuntu you are using.
– Graham
May 18 at 17:20
Please edit your question and say which version of Ubuntu you are using.
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What finally worked is based on this response : Disable all keyboard shortcuts except for Alt+Tab in program
- Install Compiz
- Go to Advanced Search > Search in ... (check "Setting Value")
- Type <Control><Alt> in the filter field
- Remove all occurrences of undesired shortcut by editing the fields (make it empty)
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1 Answer
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up vote
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What finally worked is based on this response : Disable all keyboard shortcuts except for Alt+Tab in program
- Install Compiz
- Go to Advanced Search > Search in ... (check "Setting Value")
- Type <Control><Alt> in the filter field
- Remove all occurrences of undesired shortcut by editing the fields (make it empty)
answered May 27 at 12:11
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up vote
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What finally worked is based on this response : Disable all keyboard shortcuts except for Alt+Tab in program
- Install Compiz
- Go to Advanced Search > Search in ... (check "Setting Value")
- Type <Control><Alt> in the filter field
- Remove all occurrences of undesired shortcut by editing the fields (make it empty)
answered May 27 at 12:11
user831433
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add a comment |Â
up vote
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down vote
up vote
0
down vote
What finally worked is based on this response : Disable all keyboard shortcuts except for Alt+Tab in program
- Install Compiz
- Go to Advanced Search > Search in ... (check "Setting Value")
- Type <Control><Alt> in the filter field
- Remove all occurrences of undesired shortcut by editing the fields (make it empty)
answered May 27 at 12:11
user831433
11
What finally worked is based on this response : Disable all keyboard shortcuts except for Alt+Tab in program
- Install Compiz
- Go to Advanced Search > Search in ... (check "Setting Value")
- Type <Control><Alt> in the filter field
- Remove all occurrences of undesired shortcut by editing the fields (make it empty)
answered May 27 at 12:11
user831433
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answered May 27 at 12:11
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answered May 27 at 12:11
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Please edit your question and say which version of Ubuntu you are using.
– Graham
May 18 at 17:20