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Description of problem: I need the key combination alt-shift in emacs and need to get permanently rid of the Gnome usage for this. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Gnome 3.8 How reproducible: alt-< means: goto first line, alt-> means goto last line Now I go to "settings -> keyboard -> shortcuts -> typing". alt-shift is put to "modifiers-only switch to next source" I can disable this. Now I can use alt-shift in emacs. But when I log off and on again (or reboot my PC) it behaves like this: When I check the keyboard settings the key combination is still disabled. When I use it in emacs it is activated again and so I cannot use it. Now I disable it again in keyboard settings and then it works. So I have to disable it always once when I want to work with emacs. This is really annoying and I consider it as a bug. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Disableling alt-shift as keyboard shortcut is not permanent. Expected results: Disableling alt-shift as keyboard shortcut should be permanent and not actiavted on its own or by any application. Additional info:
Any ideas? How can I get rid of Alt-Shift permanently?
Fixed. I changed to Arch Linux. There it works as expected.
Fixed also in Fedora 20. Obviously it is fixed because it was a Gnome issue and both Arch Linux and Fedora 20 are using Gnome 3.10.
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