Usual keyboard shortcuts changed after installing Unity in Ubuntu 18.04
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I was using Ubuntu 18.04 with GNOME normally, then I decided to install the Unity.
After that, the keyboard shortcuts have changed or even some of them do nothing.
For example:
CTRL+ALT+T opens a terminal, but it is not working anymore
Inside Terminator terminal I used to use this default shortcut:
CTRL+SHIFT+E but now it opens Emoji Choice menu.
How can I fix it and turn back the default keyboard shortcuts?
P.S.: I did nothing more than just install Unity.
UPDATE 1:
I installed the compiz as shown on this post.
This fixed the media keys that were not working in my keyboard, and I also could fix the keyboard shortcut for opening the terminal.
However, the CTRL+SHIFT+Eis still opening this Emoji Choice menu.
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I was using Ubuntu 18.04 with GNOME normally, then I decided to install the Unity.
After that, the keyboard shortcuts have changed or even some of them do nothing.
For example:
CTRL+ALT+T opens a terminal, but it is not working anymore
Inside Terminator terminal I used to use this default shortcut:
CTRL+SHIFT+E but now it opens Emoji Choice menu.
How can I fix it and turn back the default keyboard shortcuts?
P.S.: I did nothing more than just install Unity.
UPDATE 1:
I installed the compiz as shown on this post.
This fixed the media keys that were not working in my keyboard, and I also could fix the keyboard shortcut for opening the terminal.
However, the CTRL+SHIFT+Eis still opening this Emoji Choice menu.
unity gnome shortcut-keys 18.04
asked Apr 26 at 6:00
phyloflash
1336
3
Possible duplicate of How to change keyboard shortcuts?
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:08
@DavidFoerster actually it is different, although I have checked the solution you mentioned, the problem behavior is different. Even though the shortcuts are properly configured as the link you provided, there are conflicting ones as I mentioned above.
– phyloflash
Jun 28 at 23:48
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up vote
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I was using Ubuntu 18.04 with GNOME normally, then I decided to install the Unity.
After that, the keyboard shortcuts have changed or even some of them do nothing.
For example:
CTRL+ALT+T opens a terminal, but it is not working anymore
Inside Terminator terminal I used to use this default shortcut:
CTRL+SHIFT+E but now it opens Emoji Choice menu.
How can I fix it and turn back the default keyboard shortcuts?
P.S.: I did nothing more than just install Unity.
UPDATE 1:
I installed the compiz as shown on this post.
This fixed the media keys that were not working in my keyboard, and I also could fix the keyboard shortcut for opening the terminal.
However, the CTRL+SHIFT+Eis still opening this Emoji Choice menu.
unity gnome shortcut-keys 18.04
asked Apr 26 at 6:00
phyloflash
1336
I was using Ubuntu 18.04 with GNOME normally, then I decided to install the Unity.
After that, the keyboard shortcuts have changed or even some of them do nothing.
For example:
CTRL+ALT+T opens a terminal, but it is not working anymore
Inside Terminator terminal I used to use this default shortcut:
CTRL+SHIFT+E but now it opens Emoji Choice menu.
How can I fix it and turn back the default keyboard shortcuts?
P.S.: I did nothing more than just install Unity.
UPDATE 1:
I installed the compiz as shown on this post.
This fixed the media keys that were not working in my keyboard, and I also could fix the keyboard shortcut for opening the terminal.
However, the CTRL+SHIFT+Eis still opening this Emoji Choice menu.
unity gnome shortcut-keys 18.04
asked Apr 26 at 6:00
phyloflash
1336
edited Apr 26 at 9:53
asked Apr 26 at 6:00
phyloflash
1336
asked Apr 26 at 6:00
phyloflash
1336
asked Apr 26 at 6:00
phyloflash
1336
1336
3
Possible duplicate of How to change keyboard shortcuts?
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:08
@DavidFoerster actually it is different, although I have checked the solution you mentioned, the problem behavior is different. Even though the shortcuts are properly configured as the link you provided, there are conflicting ones as I mentioned above.
– phyloflash
Jun 28 at 23:48
add a comment |Â
3
Possible duplicate of How to change keyboard shortcuts?
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:08
@DavidFoerster actually it is different, although I have checked the solution you mentioned, the problem behavior is different. Even though the shortcuts are properly configured as the link you provided, there are conflicting ones as I mentioned above.
– phyloflash
Jun 28 at 23:48
3
3
Possible duplicate of How to change keyboard shortcuts?
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:08
Possible duplicate of How to change keyboard shortcuts?
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:08
@DavidFoerster actually it is different, although I have checked the solution you mentioned, the problem behavior is different. Even though the shortcuts are properly configured as the link you provided, there are conflicting ones as I mentioned above.
– phyloflash
Jun 28 at 23:48
@DavidFoerster actually it is different, although I have checked the solution you mentioned, the problem behavior is different. Even though the shortcuts are properly configured as the link you provided, there are conflicting ones as I mentioned above.
– phyloflash
Jun 28 at 23:48
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Some of the shortcuts is impossible to change with built-in system settings GUI. Most other system-wide shortcuts could be changed through dconf as described here.
- Open Terminal (Alt+Ctrl+T by default)
sudo apt-get install dconf-editordconf-editor- Navigate to
desktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey - Further toggle
Use default valueand change the shortcut toas in the image below:
edited May 7 at 10:02
Melebius
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answered Apr 28 at 14:22
Ioan Ungurean
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Worked as a charm! Thank you.
– phyloflash
Apr 29 at 22:59
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Open Settings->Keyboard->Shortcuts. Once you're there, you can customize the shortcuts the way you want.
answered Apr 26 at 10:02
singrium
616113
Yes, but still the Emoji Choice is the one that I most dislike when I push CTRL+SHIFT+E.
– phyloflash
Apr 26 at 23:47
1
@phyloflash: Then change it as described in the answer.
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:05
add a comment |Â
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0
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Shortcut is introduced by ibus release 1.5.18.
Disable the shortcut key by altering the hotkey item:
gsettings set org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey ''
Revert/Reset to factory defaults using:
gsettings reset org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey
answered Jul 18 at 6:56
Rick van der Zwet
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
3 Answers
3
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Some of the shortcuts is impossible to change with built-in system settings GUI. Most other system-wide shortcuts could be changed through dconf as described here.
- Open Terminal (Alt+Ctrl+T by default)
sudo apt-get install dconf-editordconf-editor- Navigate to
desktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey - Further toggle
Use default valueand change the shortcut toas in the image below:
edited May 7 at 10:02
Melebius
3,74841636
answered Apr 28 at 14:22
Ioan Ungurean
663
Worked as a charm! Thank you.
– phyloflash
Apr 29 at 22:59
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Some of the shortcuts is impossible to change with built-in system settings GUI. Most other system-wide shortcuts could be changed through dconf as described here.
- Open Terminal (Alt+Ctrl+T by default)
sudo apt-get install dconf-editordconf-editor- Navigate to
desktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey - Further toggle
Use default valueand change the shortcut toas in the image below:
edited May 7 at 10:02
Melebius
3,74841636
answered Apr 28 at 14:22
Ioan Ungurean
663
Worked as a charm! Thank you.
– phyloflash
Apr 29 at 22:59
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
up vote
5
down vote
accepted
Some of the shortcuts is impossible to change with built-in system settings GUI. Most other system-wide shortcuts could be changed through dconf as described here.
- Open Terminal (Alt+Ctrl+T by default)
sudo apt-get install dconf-editordconf-editor- Navigate to
desktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey - Further toggle
Use default valueand change the shortcut toas in the image below:
edited May 7 at 10:02
Melebius
3,74841636
answered Apr 28 at 14:22
Ioan Ungurean
663
Some of the shortcuts is impossible to change with built-in system settings GUI. Most other system-wide shortcuts could be changed through dconf as described here.
- Open Terminal (Alt+Ctrl+T by default)
sudo apt-get install dconf-editordconf-editor- Navigate to
desktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey - Further toggle
Use default valueand change the shortcut toas in the image below:
edited May 7 at 10:02
Melebius
3,74841636
answered Apr 28 at 14:22
Ioan Ungurean
663
edited May 7 at 10:02
Melebius
3,74841636
edited May 7 at 10:02
Melebius
3,74841636
edited May 7 at 10:02
Melebius
3,74841636
3,74841636
answered Apr 28 at 14:22
Ioan Ungurean
663
answered Apr 28 at 14:22
Ioan Ungurean
663
answered Apr 28 at 14:22
Ioan Ungurean
663
663
Worked as a charm! Thank you.
– phyloflash
Apr 29 at 22:59
add a comment |Â
Worked as a charm! Thank you.
– phyloflash
Apr 29 at 22:59
Worked as a charm! Thank you.
– phyloflash
Apr 29 at 22:59
Worked as a charm! Thank you.
– phyloflash
Apr 29 at 22:59
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Open Settings->Keyboard->Shortcuts. Once you're there, you can customize the shortcuts the way you want.
answered Apr 26 at 10:02
singrium
616113
Yes, but still the Emoji Choice is the one that I most dislike when I push CTRL+SHIFT+E.
– phyloflash
Apr 26 at 23:47
1
@phyloflash: Then change it as described in the answer.
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:05
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Open Settings->Keyboard->Shortcuts. Once you're there, you can customize the shortcuts the way you want.
answered Apr 26 at 10:02
singrium
616113
Yes, but still the Emoji Choice is the one that I most dislike when I push CTRL+SHIFT+E.
– phyloflash
Apr 26 at 23:47
1
@phyloflash: Then change it as described in the answer.
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:05
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Open Settings->Keyboard->Shortcuts. Once you're there, you can customize the shortcuts the way you want.
answered Apr 26 at 10:02
singrium
616113
Open Settings->Keyboard->Shortcuts. Once you're there, you can customize the shortcuts the way you want.
answered Apr 26 at 10:02
singrium
616113
answered Apr 26 at 10:02
singrium
616113
answered Apr 26 at 10:02
singrium
616113
answered Apr 26 at 10:02
singrium
616113
616113
Yes, but still the Emoji Choice is the one that I most dislike when I push CTRL+SHIFT+E.
– phyloflash
Apr 26 at 23:47
1
@phyloflash: Then change it as described in the answer.
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:05
add a comment |Â
Yes, but still the Emoji Choice is the one that I most dislike when I push CTRL+SHIFT+E.
– phyloflash
Apr 26 at 23:47
1
@phyloflash: Then change it as described in the answer.
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:05
Yes, but still the Emoji Choice is the one that I most dislike when I push CTRL+SHIFT+E.
– phyloflash
Apr 26 at 23:47
Yes, but still the Emoji Choice is the one that I most dislike when I push CTRL+SHIFT+E.
– phyloflash
Apr 26 at 23:47
1
1
@phyloflash: Then change it as described in the answer.
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:05
@phyloflash: Then change it as described in the answer.
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:05
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Shortcut is introduced by ibus release 1.5.18.
Disable the shortcut key by altering the hotkey item:
gsettings set org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey ''
Revert/Reset to factory defaults using:
gsettings reset org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey
answered Jul 18 at 6:56
Rick van der Zwet
1312
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
Shortcut is introduced by ibus release 1.5.18.
Disable the shortcut key by altering the hotkey item:
gsettings set org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey ''
Revert/Reset to factory defaults using:
gsettings reset org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey
answered Jul 18 at 6:56
Rick van der Zwet
1312
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Shortcut is introduced by ibus release 1.5.18.
Disable the shortcut key by altering the hotkey item:
gsettings set org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey ''
Revert/Reset to factory defaults using:
gsettings reset org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey
answered Jul 18 at 6:56
Rick van der Zwet
1312
Shortcut is introduced by ibus release 1.5.18.
Disable the shortcut key by altering the hotkey item:
gsettings set org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey ''
Revert/Reset to factory defaults using:
gsettings reset org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey
answered Jul 18 at 6:56
Rick van der Zwet
1312
answered Jul 18 at 6:56
Rick van der Zwet
1312
answered Jul 18 at 6:56
Rick van der Zwet
1312
answered Jul 18 at 6:56
Rick van der Zwet
1312
1312
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
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3
Possible duplicate of How to change keyboard shortcuts?
– David Foerster
Apr 27 at 21:08
@DavidFoerster actually it is different, although I have checked the solution you mentioned, the problem behavior is different. Even though the shortcuts are properly configured as the link you provided, there are conflicting ones as I mentioned above.
– phyloflash
Jun 28 at 23:48