How to debug keyboard shortcuts?
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I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 (and GNOME). I want alt+n to create a new gnome-terminal. I've done this before on multiple other Linux distros for decades:
Open keyboard shortcuts
Click on 'Custom Shortcuts'
Create a new command for gnome-terminal
Set the keyboard shortcut to alt+n
But now it doesn't work. Nothing happens when I press alt+n. How do I debug this?
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I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 (and GNOME). I want alt+n to create a new gnome-terminal. I've done this before on multiple other Linux distros for decades:
Open keyboard shortcuts
Click on 'Custom Shortcuts'
Create a new command for gnome-terminal
Set the keyboard shortcut to alt+n
But now it doesn't work. Nothing happens when I press alt+n. How do I debug this?
gnome
asked Mar 7 at 20:03
JB_User
2011312
"Create a new command for gnome-terminal" which command did you actually use?
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Mar 8 at 1:05
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I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 (and GNOME). I want alt+n to create a new gnome-terminal. I've done this before on multiple other Linux distros for decades:
Open keyboard shortcuts
Click on 'Custom Shortcuts'
Create a new command for gnome-terminal
Set the keyboard shortcut to alt+n
But now it doesn't work. Nothing happens when I press alt+n. How do I debug this?
gnome
asked Mar 7 at 20:03
JB_User
2011312
I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 (and GNOME). I want alt+n to create a new gnome-terminal. I've done this before on multiple other Linux distros for decades:
Open keyboard shortcuts
Click on 'Custom Shortcuts'
Create a new command for gnome-terminal
Set the keyboard shortcut to alt+n
But now it doesn't work. Nothing happens when I press alt+n. How do I debug this?
gnome
gnome
asked Mar 7 at 20:03
JB_User
2011312
asked Mar 7 at 20:03
JB_User
2011312
asked Mar 7 at 20:03
JB_User
2011312
asked Mar 7 at 20:03
JB_User
2011312
asked Mar 7 at 20:03
JB_User
2011312
2011312
"Create a new command for gnome-terminal" which command did you actually use?
– pomsky
Mar 8 at 1:05
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"Create a new command for gnome-terminal" which command did you actually use?
– pomsky
Mar 8 at 1:05
"Create a new command for gnome-terminal" which command did you actually use?
– pomsky
Mar 8 at 1:05
"Create a new command for gnome-terminal" which command did you actually use?
– pomsky
Mar 8 at 1:05
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"Create a new command for gnome-terminal" which command did you actually use?
– pomsky
Mar 8 at 1:05