Description of problem: After doing updates this morning my keyboard shortcut to open a yakuake window (ALT + D) stopped working. Southern_Gentleman on #fedora suggested that it might be due to the wayland update that I installed and had me swap back over to Gnome on X. This did fix the issue. A couple of interesting bits of info: Gnome appeared to be grabbing the ALT key before anything else. Trying to use the other ALT key had the same behaviour. Trying to delete the shortcut and recreate failed. I could make it using other keys (Meta + D, for example) but any shortcut using the ALT key would not register and instead popped up a Cancel button on the shortcut entry window. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): xorg-x11-server-Xwayland-1.19.3-1.fc25.x86_64 How reproducible: Very Steps to Reproduce: 1. Login to a normal wayland gnome session 2. shortcuts using ALT fail to work 3. profit? Actual results: Keyboard shortcuts using ALT fail to work. Expected results: Keyboard shortcuts using ALT should work. Additional info: N/A
I'm seeing this too. It's serious because it breaks locking the screen, can this be given a Security flag?
I have the same issue with F26 (not F25) and Gnome applications like Gnome Terminal (I need to use menu to open a new tab). No issue with Firefox for example.
It seems fixed
In fact, it's not fixed. I have a laptop, and I used 2 keyboard layouts, one for the internal keyboard and another for the external. By default, it's the external layout. So, shortcuts use the default layout every time, even if I changed to use the other layout. In this case, Ctrl+T should be used with Ctrl+J with the second layout... And I have to change the layout for each opened window to be really effective. Even if Gnome configuration is set to use the same layout for every windows. I don't know if it is the same bug or another one (and if it's a ibus bug or not).
I can reproduce this bug with another laptop by the same way. It concerned only GNOME applications' shortcuts, Firefox or Bash haven't this bug for instance.
I can't reproduce this bug under X.org session, it's Wayland specific.
I finally got a chance to test this again and it's no longer happening on my install. I'm using wayland now and my Alt-D shortcut to open up yakuake works fine. I suppose it may have been fixed by an update?
The issue still happen in my case…
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The bug is stille there for Fedora 29. I cannot copy paste anymore from/to any application!