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Keyboard shortcuts not responsive to a change in keyboard layout #625

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michaelmrose opened this issue Oct 13, 2024 · 0 comments
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Expected behavior

Control + alt + t is bound by default in Mint Mate 22 to open a terminal window. This works as expected in the en-us layout. When the user switches to dvorak with the integrated applet pressing control + alt + t (in the new position of t) should actuate the shortcut.

Strangely running running setxkbmap -layout us -variant dvorak actually works as expected.

Actual behaviour

One can still actuate the effect only by pressing the same physical key one presses for "t" as in the en-us layout

Steps to reproduce the behaviour

Boot up Mint 22, log into Mate, add a secondary layout, note that there is an applet in the panel which one can click to cycle through available layouts. Note that control + alt + t in the en-us layout continues to open a terminal regardless of chosen layout

MATE general version

1.26.2

Package version

Installed: 1.26.2-1.1build3

Linux Distribution

Linux Mint 22

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