Keyboard shortcut for search has changed.
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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gedit (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Okay, this very day (and I mean literally within the past 24-36 hours, most likely the lesser since it was less than 24 hours ago I last updated) the keyboard shortcut for the Search (Find) function in gedit has been changed. It is no longer Ctrl+F like it always has been. In fact, when I open up the Search menu and go to the line for Find it just lists 'A' for the keyboard shortcut. I was using the previous shortcut as recently as yesterday, and I tend to use that specific function on a fairly regular basis (not daily, but on days I use it I may use it a dozen or three times).
I highly doubt I'm the only person to be having this problem, but I'm not seeing a mention for it here yet so I'm reporting it.
I am currently using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, with gedit 2.30.3.
I just took a look through the help for gedit, which still lists the keyboard shortcut for Search (Find) as 'Ctrl+F', and then was looking through some of the other keyboard shortcuts, and in the Edit menu the only thing listed for Paste is 'Z', although it's official shortcut is 'Ctrl+V', which does still work. It's starting to make me wonder just what other bugs small bugs are in there and haven't been noticed, but I don't use it heavily enough to make it worth the effort for me.
I will state that I typically use the keyboard shortcuts such as 'Alt+F' to open a menu and then hit the underlined key for a specific item, the find function is the only one I normally use the 'Ctrl+' shortcut for, as that one's the same for all programs, but the menu it's listed under may differ.