Comment 32 for bug 1683383
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| Sebastian Bär (sebastian-ubuntu-one) wrote | #32 |
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In case you don't need to switch between keyboard layouts, you can get some shortcuts working again if you use the "Tweaks" tool for Gnome.
sudo apt install gnome-tweak-tool
Then
1. Open "Tweaks"
2. Select the tab "Keyboard & Mouse"
3. Click "Additional Layout Options"
4. Disable entries in the "Switching to another layout" dialog
In my case this gave me back the "ALT + SHIFT" combinations which are essential in the Eclipse IDE for refactoring.