Ctrl + F12 not working on Ubuntu 16.04?

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I like to use swing inspector(http://www.swinginspector.com/index.html), but it uses the Ctrl + F12 shortcut which is dependent on Glib xxx.so file which is loaded with Jar file of JAVA.
the argument is like this



java -agentpath:/home/manlge/swing-inspector/amd64/libswing-inspector-agent.so -classpath SwingSet2.jar SwingSet2
java -agentpath:/home/manlge/swing-inspector_1.2.3/amd64/libswing-inspector-agent.so -classpath xxx.jar xxx.xxx.Main


But after running a demo or jar, when I am clicking the Ctrl + F12 the swing inspector jframe which need to come is not coming up, however when I am doing the same on Redhat 7.1 it is working.



However the Ctrl+ C and V X Y Z are working fine.



Any help??










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    I like to use swing inspector(http://www.swinginspector.com/index.html), but it uses the Ctrl + F12 shortcut which is dependent on Glib xxx.so file which is loaded with Jar file of JAVA.
    the argument is like this



    java -agentpath:/home/manlge/swing-inspector/amd64/libswing-inspector-agent.so -classpath SwingSet2.jar SwingSet2
    java -agentpath:/home/manlge/swing-inspector_1.2.3/amd64/libswing-inspector-agent.so -classpath xxx.jar xxx.xxx.Main


    But after running a demo or jar, when I am clicking the Ctrl + F12 the swing inspector jframe which need to come is not coming up, however when I am doing the same on Redhat 7.1 it is working.



    However the Ctrl+ C and V X Y Z are working fine.



    Any help??










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      I like to use swing inspector(http://www.swinginspector.com/index.html), but it uses the Ctrl + F12 shortcut which is dependent on Glib xxx.so file which is loaded with Jar file of JAVA.
      the argument is like this



      java -agentpath:/home/manlge/swing-inspector/amd64/libswing-inspector-agent.so -classpath SwingSet2.jar SwingSet2
      java -agentpath:/home/manlge/swing-inspector_1.2.3/amd64/libswing-inspector-agent.so -classpath xxx.jar xxx.xxx.Main


      But after running a demo or jar, when I am clicking the Ctrl + F12 the swing inspector jframe which need to come is not coming up, however when I am doing the same on Redhat 7.1 it is working.



      However the Ctrl+ C and V X Y Z are working fine.



      Any help??










      share|improve this question















      I like to use swing inspector(http://www.swinginspector.com/index.html), but it uses the Ctrl + F12 shortcut which is dependent on Glib xxx.so file which is loaded with Jar file of JAVA.
      the argument is like this



      java -agentpath:/home/manlge/swing-inspector/amd64/libswing-inspector-agent.so -classpath SwingSet2.jar SwingSet2
      java -agentpath:/home/manlge/swing-inspector_1.2.3/amd64/libswing-inspector-agent.so -classpath xxx.jar xxx.xxx.Main


      But after running a demo or jar, when I am clicking the Ctrl + F12 the swing inspector jframe which need to come is not coming up, however when I am doing the same on Redhat 7.1 it is working.



      However the Ctrl+ C and V X Y Z are working fine.



      Any help??







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