Description of problem: My custom shortcuts aren't working with XF86* keys. When I set it, it's not working. Then I try to set to another key (for example CTRL+U) it works. Then I set it back to XF86* key it works. This is really strange. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): control-center-2.26.0-5.fc11.i586 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. set shortcut to XF86AudioMute 2. No action 3. set it to CTRL+U 4. it works 5. set it back to XF86AudioMute and it works Actual results: Works after set to non XF86key Expected results: Works directly Additional info:
Not sure what you are doing, but the XF86Audio keys are all bound by default to the correct actions. Why do you think you need to bind them manually ?
I want to use XF86Audio keys to control volume with `amixer sset ...'
Works fine here. I create a custom shortcut, then when I try to assign the mute button to it, it asks me if i want to disable the "Volume Mute" command. If I say yes, then my command assigned to the mute button. Do the audio buttons work for their original function for you ?
Original function is ok, but custom not. It's assigned but not working. Any idea how can I track it? Probably is key caught somewhere else. >... >say yes, then my command assigned to the mute button. assigning works for me too, but command is not invoked, when I press the button...
Oh, hmm. This doesn't seem to work 100% reliably. Just now I've gotten XF86AudioMute to trigger both the mute and the custom command...
Filed upstream here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=580616
Thanks a lot. I will track it there.
Should hopefully be fixed in gnome-settings-daemon-2.26.1-3.fc11
Thanks. Now it is working.