Hi Fabio,
Well, perhaps it has been fixed in that newer version. While it no longer matters to me, because the only time it caused a problem was when I was running Wine, and Photofiltre under Wine required it for some functions. But I do believe that other folks could have a problem with it. And I have confirmed it, again and again. It the "locate" function is enabled, the <CTRL> click does absorb the CTRL key, but apparently ONLY under certain conditions. This makes it even more strange. Because as you found, the <CTRL>+<ALT>+F1/F7 did seem to work properly, but it is definitely absorbed in Evolution's address selection, and that is a function that I DO use a lot, because my idiot ISP will not allow mailing lists over 7 addresses, because they claim it is "spam prevention". So I don't really need it, but I'm sure some other conditions will need it for other folks. I might add that <dirty word> Windoze does NOT absorb CTRL key, as back when I was running Windoze, I did use Photofiltre, and it worked properly.
Hi Fabio,
Well, perhaps it has been fixed in that newer version. While it no longer matters to me, because the only time it caused a problem was when I was running Wine, and Photofiltre under Wine required it for some functions. But I do believe that other folks could have a problem with it. And I have confirmed it, again and again. It the "locate" function is enabled, the <CTRL> click does absorb the CTRL key, but apparently ONLY under certain conditions. This makes it even more strange. Because as you found, the <CTRL>+<ALT>+F1/F7 did seem to work properly, but it is definitely absorbed in Evolution's address selection, and that is a function that I DO use a lot, because my idiot ISP will not allow mailing lists over 7 addresses, because they claim it is "spam prevention". So I don't really need it, but I'm sure some other conditions will need it for other folks. I might add that <dirty word> Windoze does NOT absorb CTRL key, as back when I was running Windoze, I did use Photofiltre, and it worked properly.