I've just installed on my desktop the 2.2.0-1 version delivered by Fedora 23
updates repo.
The overall layout is much prettier and I'm eager to test the professed
support for retina displays when I upgrade LyX on my laptop.
However, I have refrained from installing the upgrade on the laptop because
when I tested the 2.2.0 version with the desktop I've found out that some
useful mathematical keyboard shortcuts were no longer working.
For instance: "ALT+M F" did not entered the \frac command; instead it just
will open the dialog window for math spaces. "ALT+M (", "ALT+M [" and
"ALT+M {", instead of creating the respective math delimiters would simply do
nothing. Also, exponent generation with the caret "^" works sporadically.
There may be other shortcut problems that I have not detected yet. Anyway,
those I mentioned are annoying, because the shortcuts significantly speed-up
the typing of mathematical expressions.
Have you noticed something similar, or can this be a specific Fedora issue?
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Rudi Gaelzer
Institute of Physics
Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul
BRAZIL
Registered Linux user # 153741
