Public bug reported:
In ubuntu 22.04.03 with gnome terminal version 3.44.0 for GNOME 42
If I define a general shortcut crtl+T in place of ctrl+alt+T for new terminal.
the shortcut key ctrl+shift+T in gnome-terminal do not work (no response)
Choosing another shortcut for the gnome-terminal will restore the function (for
example ctrl+alt+T will work and open a new tab).
** Affects: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2045740
Title:
gnome-terminal shortcut key meddled by more general one
Status in gnome-terminal package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
In ubuntu 22.04.03 with gnome terminal version 3.44.0 for GNOME 42
If I define a general shortcut crtl+T in place of ctrl+alt+T for new
terminal. the shortcut key ctrl+shift+T in gnome-terminal do not work (no
response)
Choosing another shortcut for the gnome-terminal will restore the function
(for example ctrl+alt+T will work and open a new tab).
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