Description of problem:
This started in the past few days. When Fedora 16 is updated, one of the updated packages breaks the <alt> modifier key of the tiling terminal application called "terminator". Let "foobar" be any key you press (such as "a" or "x"). terminator acts as if "foobar" was pressed instead of "Alt+foobar".

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
terminator-0.96-1.fc16.noarch

How reproducible:
Update to the latest Fedora 16. This has been tested on an i686 laptop, an x86_64 desktop, and two VirtualBox VMs of Fedora 16. One of terminator's dependencies must have broken terminator when it gets updated. I isolated this by testing on the VMs because terminator itself does not get updated, but it clearly breaks after a "yum update".

Steps to Reproduce:
1. On a fresh Fedora 16 release, do "yum install terminator". Note how the <alt> key works, and you can send applications commands like Alt+a or Alt+x.
2. Now, "yum update" to update all packages to their most recent versions.
3. Bring up terminator again.
  
Actual results:
Pressing Alt+a, Alt+x or any other key combination just types "a", "x", etc., instead of using <alt> as a modifier.

Expected results:
The <alt> modifer should send an "Alt+foobar" signal instead of a "foobar" signal.

Additional info:
This only affects the terminals running within terminator. Terminator hotkeys appear to be unaffected. Alt+Up, Alt+F4, etc., still work within the application.