Description of problem: I cannot open a terminal by pressing F12 as a keyboard shortcut. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Latest from Fedora 18 stable. I'm not sure which mate component is responsible for the shortcuts... How reproducible: (a) assign F12 as the shortcut for "Desktop -> Run a terminal". (b) alternatively add a new command "Terminal" and add F12 as the shortcut. The new command can point to "mate-terminal" or to the full path with /usr/bin. F12 does nothing. Other keyboard shortcuts work fine, including the default ones like Ctrl-F1. I also tried assigning something like ctrl-h to open the terminal (instead of a function key). It also doesn't work.
Created attachment 683600 [details] Terminal also cannot be selected in preferred applications. Maybe this is why the builtin "Run a terminal" doesn't work. But an explicit command should still run when I press the shortcut.
This is a known issue.