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@Edward Falk that is nothing to do with this bug, which is about custom
shortcuts added by the user.
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I just accepted an auto-update on my Ubuntu 14.04 system and all
application shortcuts stopped working. I can't make them work again.
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Update to comment #66: Turning ccsm Commands off (comment #63) was not
a permanent fix for me. All my shortcuts died again today. Turning
Commands on and then back off restored my shortcuts for now (no log-out
required), although last time I did this on two separate machines, they
both crashed
@Matthias (comment #67): I have Gnome Compatibility turned off in ccms
and still my keyboard shortcuts die occasionally.
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I´ve got the same problem, tried the solution in #63 with no success.
Further in in ccsm I deactivated the gnome contability setting. Since this
time I did not have any issue with my custom shortcuts again. (Tried this on
two different systems which showed the same problem...)
Can anyone
This problem has been bugging me for a very long time--custom and media
keyboard shortcuts occasionally not working; logging out and back in
usually fixes it. Comment #63 fixed it for me immediately (did not have
to log out). :-) To be clear, I ran CompizConfig (search for ccsm) and,
under the
The solution suggested by gazhai (#52) worked for me, too. I have Ubuntu
14.04.2 Classic. The only problem is tat every time I add a keyboard
shortcut I have to logout and login to get it working. Is there an
application that could do the same thing as logout-login?
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#63 solved my issue too.
Ubuntu 14.04.2 Unity.
Behaviour: some shortcut key combinations were not working suddenly.
f.e. ctrl+alt+T and custom shortcuts did not, but alt+TAB did work
And just Super key long press did work too, but not a combination with it.
In CCSM disabled Commands completely,
Correction: My problem dissapeared when I disabled compiz Commands
completely. Now, keyboard shortcuts work well.
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For me, only programs in /usr/bin/ or /usr/local/bin/ work. May that help.
(Other programs, stored either in /opt or in my /home directory, are simply
ignored.)
Ubuntu 14.04 64bit, Dell Latitude E5440
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Okay after doing so more digging I discovered that defining custom
keyboard shortcuts does work but it apparently does not like the FN+F3
key. It puts it down as Battery. The same goes for the ThinkVantage
button - it puts down as Launch1 and apparently the system will not
interpret those. If I
Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS
Lenovo T61 laptop
I tried creating custom shortcut keys for the ThinkVantage button and FN
= F3 combo. I had not problem creating the shortcuts but nothing happens
when I use the shortcuts. I have double-checked to make sure that the
command for each shortcut is correct. Now
I negelected to mention that this is the 64-bit version.
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Upgraded to 14.10 and lost all but volume keys again.
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Ran through my actions in post #52 and now have all shortcuts working
again.
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I ran
xmodmap -pke ~/. Xmodmap
In a terminal.
My keys are still working after several reboots.
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No space before Xmodmap
xmodmap -pke ~/. Xmodmap
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gazhay (1224...@bugs.launchpad.net) — 2014-11-04 20:38:38
I ran
xmodmap -pke ~/. Xmodmap
In a terminal.
My keys are still working after several reboots.
I should have read had xmodmap generate a new .Xmodmap instead of
Made the system….
I still wonder why I could not find this by myself.
Le 29/10/2014 12:27, gazhay a écrit :
3. Made the system create an .Xmodmap in my user directory
Hello,
what do you mean exactly by this?
Thanks for any hint.
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I have had a bit of success.
Everything is working again.
I did 3 things:
1. Removed all custom keybindings in dconf editor
2. Installed and the uninstalled xbindkeys
3. Made the system create an .Xmodmap in my user directory
Now all shortcuts are working, including a terminal script being run
As an update, I found this post :-
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2217890
and bug report
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity-control-center/+bug/1302885
Stating
The problem is that an incorrect string is set in dconf key: (Example)
Original (working) value:
I agree, I had got Audio keys working again by luck, and decided to try
custom shortcuts for something else again via the control panel.
Now lost all shortcuts again.
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It is just sad that exactly a year after reporting this bug it still
exists. CCSM won't work for me either.
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14.04
A few days ago it's work in the System Setting → Keyboards. Now,
manually bind shortcut using CCSM works for me.
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Hi,
You can use evrouter as a workaround. Here you can see how to configure
it: http://ptichy.blogspot.com/2014/08/configure-evrouter-on-
ubuntu-1404.html
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Ubuntu 14.04
System Settings/Keyboard/Shortcuts/Sound and Media
1. At first Audio play worked well on Play (or play/pause) command
2. Then i changed it to different combination
3. Then i decided to switch back to default Audio play key.
Actual: Key is recognized as Audio play but has no effect
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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@Martin is as Colin Law says. This bug report won't get much more
attention, just file a bug report against Xfce4 (in general) and the
developers we'll work from there (you don't need to know the specific
package)...
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- Custom default keyboard shortcuts don't work
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