Description of problem: I recently upgraded using the preupgrade application on Fedora 11 to upgrade to Fedora 12. After the installation was complete I tried using my pre-defined keyboard shortcut of CTRL+SHIFT+A to open up the terminal. I had this set and working in Fedora 11. It has not worked since I upgraded to Fedora 12. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): I am not sure if this is to blame specifically on "gnome-terminal" or on "gnome" in general. How reproducible: This happens every time I restart my computer or loging. I even created a new user and set a new shortcut under that new user to open the termianl using the keyboard shortcuts found in System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set a keyboard shortcut for launching the terminal on Fedora 11 2. Upgrade to Fedora 12 from Fedora 11 via preupgrade 3. Once installation is done try to use previous shortcut. Actual results: Nothing shows up on the screen. Expected results: I expect the terminal window to show up. Additional info:
I have a fresh install of FC12 and the system is up to date. I had assigned Ctrl+F6 to maximize window horizontally (which used to toggle, i.e., unmaximize the window if it was maximized horizontally), which was working fine in FC11. This assignment no longer works in FC12. When I press Ctrl+F6 on a terminal window, I get ";5~" displayed on the screen.
This might be the same problem as bug 554185
(In reply to comment #1) > I have a fresh install of FC12 and the system is up to date. I had assigned > Ctrl+F6 to maximize window horizontally (which used to toggle, i.e., unmaximize > the window if it was maximized horizontally), which was working fine in FC11. > This assignment no longer works in FC12. When I press Ctrl+F6 on a terminal > window, I get ";5~" displayed on the screen. The above problem is now gone---the shortcut Ctrl+F6 for maximizing a window horizontally is now working. What happened since I filed my previous comment is that I had gone through several rounds of update using yum, and I am guessing that one of those must have fixed the problem.
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