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Description of problem:
In System Settings - Region and Language, keyboard preview, when I hold more keys together, they are not highlighted correctly and the Control_L is highlighted intead.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
control-center-3.4.2-2.el7.x86_64

How reproducible:
100%

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Go to System Settings -> Region and Language -> Layouts tab, press + button
2. Choose any layout and click Preview
3. Hold together B, N and M
  
Actual results:
B, N and Control_L is highlighted

Expected results:
B, N and M is highlighted

Additional info:

With GNOME 3.6, I can only get 2 keys to get highlighted (if you press B N and M in sequence, M will only be highlighted when you release B or N, for example).

That seems to be fine behaviour.

Yes, that fine to highlight only two keys in a moment as you said. But when I press B, N and M in sequence, I got highlighted B, N and Control L. I just don't know - why "Control L"? It should be fine with a limit of two keys, but there are 3 and the last it's not what I actually pressed.

And a small note:
If I press in sequence Q, W and E, exactly these keys are highlighted - no "Control L"

this works well now in GNOME-3.8
-> VERIFIED

This request was resolved in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0.

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