Description of problem: On gedit, the Ctrl+q shortcut does not work. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gedit 2.22.3 How reproducible: Open a file with gedit. Type Ctrl+q. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: The whole text is selected (as if I had typed Ctrl+a). Expected results: The application gedit should quit. Additional info: I have a french keyboard. Maybe this matters. There are related problems. Type Ctrl+w : nothing happens, but the file should be closed. Ctrl+a works as expected, (the whole text is selected). With KWrite 4.1.1. Ctrl+q selects the whole text, Ctrl+w does nothing, and Ctrl+a quits (it should select the whole text).
Did you choose the french keyboard layout at the login screen?
Created attachment 320741 [details] My xorg.conf file. I do not really choose the keyboard layout at the login screen. I just choose the language (Français-France) and the session (Gnome). In Preferences-Hardware-Keyboard, France is selected as layout. (I join my xorg.conf file). Typing text is fine. Only keyboard shortcuts are wrong. The Ctrl+q shortcut works fine for other applications, such as Firefox or Evolution. I think it is specifically a Gnome problem. When I choose to open a KDE session, shortcuts for gedit and kwrite work fine.
The bug is still there in Fedora 10.
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