Public bug reported:
1. Open Gnome Terminal
2. Edit->Keyboard Shortcuts
3. Scroll down to New Tab (under File group), click on the right side of the
row, type Ctrl+T
4. Verify that pressing Ctrl+T opens a new tab
5. Verify that pressing Ctrl+F does what it should
a. start a bash shell, run "bind -m emacs", type some characters, press
Ctrl+B to go back then Ctrl+F to go forward
b. edit a file using vi, press Ctrl+F to go forward one page
6. System->Preferences->Keyboard
7. Layouts
8. Click [+]
9. Country=United States, Variants=USA Colemak
10. Click Add
11. Type "asdf" in the "Type to test settings box" to ensure that a QWERTY
layout is still active
12. Click Close and return to Gnome Terminal
13. Press Ctrl+F
A new tab is opened. It should instead go down a page in Vi or go
forward one character in Bash.
** Affects: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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ctrl+f sends ctrl+n after installing Colemak, even when QWERTY is in use
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/318976
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