> I've modified my keymap with the following modification `xmodmap -e "keysym k > = k K Down"` meaning `altgr-k` should function like `down` arrow navigation > key.
Doesn't work for me, AltGr seem to be the 5th entry here, so I had to do `xmodmap -e "keysym k = k K l M Down N"` (for testing :). Might be my keymap though. > Seems to work mostly. I am able to use the `edit>preferences>keybindings` > system to assign some action to `<primary>down` and that action gets > triggered properly. Does here indeed, properly recognizes <kbd><Primary>Down</kbd>. > If however i leave `<primary>down` unbound then it appears whatever is bound > to `<primary>k` is executed instead. Not for me. If I replace the <kbd><Primary>Down</kbd> bind by <kbd><Primary>K</kbd>, they are triggered as expected (e.g. only when actually hitting that very combination). Both with GTK2 and 3. I don't think it would explain your problem, but don't you have more than one thing bout to <kbd><Primary>K</kbd> or <kbd><Primary>Down</kbd>? Geany more or less allows multiple binds to the same key, although actually only very few bindings really do something meaningful about it. --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/951#issuecomment-194586681
