Created attachment 1298279 [details] Nautilus showing Ctrl+M as keyboard shortcut for Rename Description of problem: Nautilus in Fedora 26 shows Ctrl+M as the keyboard shortcut for Rename in the context menu. The F2 key actually performs the rename function and Ctrl+M does nothing. The keyboard shortcuts window (Ctrl+F1) lists both F2 and Ctrl+M. This is on Xorg; I don't know if Ctrl+M is the new shortcut for Wayland, but it shouldn't be inconsistent. Screenshot attached. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): nautilus 3.24.1-1 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start a GNOME (on Xorg) session on Fedora 26 Workstation. 2. Start Nautilus (Files). 3. Right-click a file or folder. Actual results: The keyboard shortcut for Rename is shown as Ctrl+M, which does nothing. Expected results: Either the keyboard shortcut should be shown as F2 or Ctrl+M should (also) initiate a rename operation.
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