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Issue created Apr 12, 2018 by Ghost User@ghostContributor

Custom keybindings fails with some parameters

Hello,

I got 2 cases of failures for keybindings in the part : Preferences (control center) -> Keyboard (Keybindings) -> Custom keybindings.

  • ref.1 If i want to set a custom keybinding (xterm, for example) with Win+p it fails

  • ref.2 If i want to modify the command line for a keybinding : it does remove the keyboard shortcut

  • ref.3 If i want to use a keyboard shortcut already used (including the one used by the edited item), the keyboard capture box doesn't capture it (then the keybinding command is executed).

  • ref.4 If i want to set a custom keybinding with % (percent char) in parameters, it fails. For example : switch_to.sh -m 0 0 50% 50% xterm fails --with logging, i can see the script is not launched-- since switch_to.sh -m 0 0 50 50 xterm works.  

    (about the command used -- switch_to.sh ) switch_to.sh -m 0 0 50% 50% xterm does the job when launched with :

    • terminal
    • gnome run prompt (Alt+F2)
    • openbox as a window manager keybinding
Edited Apr 12, 2018 by Ghost User
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