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Problem I have Super+. mapped to Switch to workspace on the right in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an e in the termi...
#6: Post edited
by
mcp
·
2024-07-30T15:34:11Z (4 months ago)
Fix typo
- # Problem
- I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears.
I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed. While focus remains, the screenshot binding (also a `Super` binding: `Super+P`) gets ignored. This screenshot binding works in the terminal otherwise.- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- Tried `unmap <D-.>` in my .vimrc.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
- # Problem
- I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears.
- I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focus is removed. While focus remains, the screenshot binding (also a `Super` binding: `Super+P`) gets ignored. This screenshot binding works in the terminal otherwise.
- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- Tried `unmap <D-.>` in my .vimrc.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
#5: Post edited
by
mcp
·
2024-07-30T15:09:04Z (4 months ago)
Fix system info formatting
- # Problem
- I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears.
- I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed. While focus remains, the screenshot binding (also a `Super` binding: `Super+P`) gets ignored. This screenshot binding works in the terminal otherwise.
- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- Tried `unmap <D-.>` in my .vimrc.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
- # Problem
- I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears.
- I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed. While focus remains, the screenshot binding (also a `Super` binding: `Super+P`) gets ignored. This screenshot binding works in the terminal otherwise.
- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- Tried `unmap <D-.>` in my .vimrc.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
#4: Post edited
by
mcp
·
2024-07-25T18:00:43Z (4 months ago)
Add .vimrc try
- # Problem
- I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears.
- I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed. While focus remains, the screenshot binding (also a `Super` binding: `Super+P`) gets ignored. This screenshot binding works in the terminal otherwise.
- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
- # Problem
- I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears.
- I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed. While focus remains, the screenshot binding (also a `Super` binding: `Super+P`) gets ignored. This screenshot binding works in the terminal otherwise.
- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- Tried `unmap <D-.>` in my .vimrc.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
#3: Post edited
by
mcp
·
2024-07-25T17:56:33Z (4 months ago)
Remove ambiguity
- # Problem
- I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears.
I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed. While focus remains, the screenshot binding (also a `Super` binding: `Super+P`) gets ignored. This binding works in the terminal otherwise.- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
- # Problem
- I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears.
- I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed. While focus remains, the screenshot binding (also a `Super` binding: `Super+P`) gets ignored. This screenshot binding works in the terminal otherwise.
- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
#2: Post edited
by
mcp
·
2024-07-25T17:55:54Z (4 months ago)
Expand on screenshot issue in case it's a lead
- # Problem
I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears. I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed.- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
- # Problem
- I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears.
- I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed. While focus remains, the screenshot binding (also a `Super` binding: `Super+P`) gets ignored. This binding works in the terminal otherwise.
- # Question
- What is this and where is this being handled?
- # Want
- I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal.
- # Tried
- I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in
- Vim nor Linux.
- This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts.
- This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not.
- I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them.
- # System Information
- Fedora 40 (Workstation)
- Gnome 46
- Wayland
- Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))
#1: Initial revision
by
mcp
·
2024-07-25T17:52:12Z (4 months ago)
How to stop terminal from handling `Super+.`
# Problem I have `Super+.` mapped to `Switch to workspace on the right` in gnome settings keyboard shortcuts. It works everywhere except when focus is on the terminal. There, it enters an `e` in the terminal, but keeps the rest of the entry underlined until I hit enter, where the preceding `e` disappears. I can't take a screenshot of it because this "pending text" disappears when focused is removed. # Question What is this and where is this being handled? # Want I'd want this binding to work even when focus is in the terminal. # Tried I checked the separate gnome terminal shortcuts and there is no such binding. I searched the web and nothing similar is coming up. I can't seem to find any existence of a `Super+.` binding. Not in Vim nor Linux. This behavior persists whether or not I bind `Super+.` in gnome shortcuts. This behavior persists when focus is in terminal, whether in vim or not. I use vim bindings in the terminal and this problem persists when I disable them. # System Information Fedora 40 (Workstation) Gnome 46 Wayland Gnome Terminal 3.50.1 (bash, [vim bindings](https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/4872))