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I can not bind any hotkey having "slash" in it. #42

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LavirtheWhiolet opened this issue Aug 13, 2013 · 8 comments
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I can not bind any hotkey having "slash" in it. #42

LavirtheWhiolet opened this issue Aug 13, 2013 · 8 comments

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@LavirtheWhiolet
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For example, when I set "slash" as a hotkey and click "Close", the menu hangs up. And after reboot it does not react on this hotkey (while it is still "slash" in its settings).

@monsta
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monsta commented Mar 30, 2014

Is this still an issue for you?
I can't reproduce it in LMDE with mintMenu 5.5.1. Slash key binds and works fine.

@LavirtheWhiolet
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I guess it is fixed in 5.5.1. I will reopen it if needed.

@LavirtheWhiolet
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Linux Mint 17 Qiana MATE. MintMenu allows to set hotkey "Ctrl+Alt+/­­­­" ("slash") but it does not react on it. It does not hang up now but it still does not react on that hotkey.

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monsta commented Oct 8, 2014

Can't reproduce it in Mint 17 with mintMenu 5.5.8. Slash, Ctrl-slash, Ctrl-Shift-slash, Ctrl-Alt-slash - all work fine.

@LavirtheWhiolet
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It is strange. I can reproduce it in 1 computer of 2 only.

@monsta
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monsta commented Oct 13, 2014

Check the key bindings via mate-keybinding-properties tool - maybe slash is already bound somewhere?

@LavirtheWhiolet
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No, nothing is bound to that hotkey in mate-keybinding-properties.

It appears that it does bind the hotkey but uses the wrong one. It binds to the "backslash" key (red in the image below) instead of what I actually type (green in the image).

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Also the layout image is not quite correct. The green button of my keyboard actually looks like the following:

?  ,
/  .

I tried all "Dell" and "Generic" layouts but none of them had such an image of the green button.

@xenopeek
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This appears to have been an issue with incorrectly configured keyboard layout, as binding slash demonstrable worked fine with correctly configured keyboard layout. Closing.

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