Keyboard shortcuts don't work for intelliJ
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I am using Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS, Xenial with KDE. System is in German, I have Cherry Keyboard in German layout and I can't use IntelliJ keyboard shortcut.
For example, with "Comment with Block Comment" Ctrl + Shift + Slash, this combo doesn't work with German layout. I tried to change Keymap in IntelliJ as in screenshot, but nothing works
Any suggestions much appreciated .
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I am using Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS, Xenial with KDE. System is in German, I have Cherry Keyboard in German layout and I can't use IntelliJ keyboard shortcut.
For example, with "Comment with Block Comment" Ctrl + Shift + Slash, this combo doesn't work with German layout. I tried to change Keymap in IntelliJ as in screenshot, but nothing works
Any suggestions much appreciated .
keyboard shortcut-keys keyboard-layout intellij
asked Mar 9 at 14:10
Ragnarsson
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up vote
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I am using Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS, Xenial with KDE. System is in German, I have Cherry Keyboard in German layout and I can't use IntelliJ keyboard shortcut.
For example, with "Comment with Block Comment" Ctrl + Shift + Slash, this combo doesn't work with German layout. I tried to change Keymap in IntelliJ as in screenshot, but nothing works
Any suggestions much appreciated .
keyboard shortcut-keys keyboard-layout intellij
asked Mar 9 at 14:10
Ragnarsson
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I am using Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS, Xenial with KDE. System is in German, I have Cherry Keyboard in German layout and I can't use IntelliJ keyboard shortcut.
For example, with "Comment with Block Comment" Ctrl + Shift + Slash, this combo doesn't work with German layout. I tried to change Keymap in IntelliJ as in screenshot, but nothing works
Any suggestions much appreciated .
keyboard shortcut-keys keyboard-layout intellij
keyboard shortcut-keys keyboard-layout intellij
asked Mar 9 at 14:10
Ragnarsson
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asked Mar 9 at 14:10
Ragnarsson
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asked Mar 9 at 14:10
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asked Mar 9 at 14:10
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I had the same issue (under Ubuntu 18.04 with Gnome) and resolved it by uninstalling the english keyboard layout. I went to settings -> region & languages . There I had both, the German Layout and the English Layout as input sources. I removed the English input source.
answered Jun 1 at 13:25
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This can happen if you use Ctrl + Shift in OS as layout change keys combination, for example.
Try using Left Ctrl + Left Shift to separate OS and Intellij key listeners. In this case more general Ctrl + Shift + Slash will work for the right side keys combination in IDE: Right Ctrl + Right Shift.
answered Aug 7 at 7:01
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2 Answers
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I had the same issue (under Ubuntu 18.04 with Gnome) and resolved it by uninstalling the english keyboard layout. I went to settings -> region & languages . There I had both, the German Layout and the English Layout as input sources. I removed the English input source.
answered Jun 1 at 13:25
thunderstorm
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This content is too less as an answer, so this answer needs to be made as a comment.
– vine_user
Jun 1 at 23:07
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I had the same issue (under Ubuntu 18.04 with Gnome) and resolved it by uninstalling the english keyboard layout. I went to settings -> region & languages . There I had both, the German Layout and the English Layout as input sources. I removed the English input source.
answered Jun 1 at 13:25
thunderstorm
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This content is too less as an answer, so this answer needs to be made as a comment.
– vine_user
Jun 1 at 23:07
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up vote
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I had the same issue (under Ubuntu 18.04 with Gnome) and resolved it by uninstalling the english keyboard layout. I went to settings -> region & languages . There I had both, the German Layout and the English Layout as input sources. I removed the English input source.
answered Jun 1 at 13:25
thunderstorm
1416
I had the same issue (under Ubuntu 18.04 with Gnome) and resolved it by uninstalling the english keyboard layout. I went to settings -> region & languages . There I had both, the German Layout and the English Layout as input sources. I removed the English input source.
answered Jun 1 at 13:25
thunderstorm
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edited Jun 2 at 7:36
answered Jun 1 at 13:25
thunderstorm
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answered Jun 1 at 13:25
thunderstorm
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answered Jun 1 at 13:25
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This content is too less as an answer, so this answer needs to be made as a comment.
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This content is too less as an answer, so this answer needs to be made as a comment.
– vine_user
Jun 1 at 23:07
This content is too less as an answer, so this answer needs to be made as a comment.
– vine_user
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This content is too less as an answer, so this answer needs to be made as a comment.
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This can happen if you use Ctrl + Shift in OS as layout change keys combination, for example.
Try using Left Ctrl + Left Shift to separate OS and Intellij key listeners. In this case more general Ctrl + Shift + Slash will work for the right side keys combination in IDE: Right Ctrl + Right Shift.
answered Aug 7 at 7:01
Zon
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up vote
0
down vote
This can happen if you use Ctrl + Shift in OS as layout change keys combination, for example.
Try using Left Ctrl + Left Shift to separate OS and Intellij key listeners. In this case more general Ctrl + Shift + Slash will work for the right side keys combination in IDE: Right Ctrl + Right Shift.
answered Aug 7 at 7:01
Zon
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up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
This can happen if you use Ctrl + Shift in OS as layout change keys combination, for example.
Try using Left Ctrl + Left Shift to separate OS and Intellij key listeners. In this case more general Ctrl + Shift + Slash will work for the right side keys combination in IDE: Right Ctrl + Right Shift.
answered Aug 7 at 7:01
Zon
16418
This can happen if you use Ctrl + Shift in OS as layout change keys combination, for example.
Try using Left Ctrl + Left Shift to separate OS and Intellij key listeners. In this case more general Ctrl + Shift + Slash will work for the right side keys combination in IDE: Right Ctrl + Right Shift.
answered Aug 7 at 7:01
Zon
16418
answered Aug 7 at 7:01
Zon
16418
answered Aug 7 at 7:01
Zon
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answered Aug 7 at 7:01
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