Description of problem: Running Fedora24 Workstation. I use English US and English Dvorak keyboard variants. In Gnome Tweak Tool -> Typing -> Adding currency signs to certain keys -> Rupee on 4 is selected. In Settings -> Keyboard -> Typing, I have tried different options available for Alternative Characters Key. They work when I select English US as a keyboard. But do not when I select English Dvorak variant. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always reproducible. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Select Gnome Tweak Tool -> Typing -> Adding currency signs to certain keys -> Rupee on 4 2. In Settings -> Keyboard -> Typing -> Alternative Characters Key, select any suitable option 3. Make sure you have US English and US English Dvorak keyboard variants available. 4. Select US English keyboard. Try generating the Rupee symbol using Alternative Characters Key + 4 5. Select US English Dvorak keyboard. Try generating the Rupee symbol using Alternative Characters Key + 4 Actual results: Nothing is printed or 4 is printed. Expected results: Rupee symbol should print. Additional info:
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This bug is not reproduciable in fedora 25, so its recommended you to upgrade your system to fedora 25.