The problem is that Ctrl+Shift+v or Ctrl+Shift+c do not work in eclipse or thunderbird when Ctrl+Shift is set for changing layout. It is true as for ubuntu 17.10 and 18.04.  thank you for advices!
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Can I use Ctrl+Shift for changing languages? I can't set this hotkey for changing keyboard languages.  At this moment Alt+Shift switch languages, but I can't see this hotkey in keyboard hotkeys list or in   gsettings list-recursively  org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings | sort | more   output.
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Keyboard shortcuts in gnome-terminal (Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab) in 12.04 don't seem to be working. Is there a setting that I dont know of?
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I used to be able to select and edge loop with AltRMB and then just continue with ShiftAltRMB. But this no longer works in Blender 2.80 and nightly builds of 2.79.  Is there another way to achieve the same?  UPDATE  It's not related to the nightly builds since I am also experiencing the same with the latest official release. Deleting Blender's user preferences doesn't change anything, nor does resetting the keymaps.  So it might be related to the Linux distro I am using (elementary OS), I'll have to look into that and follow up here as soon as I found something.  UPDATE 2  In the meantime, I switched back form elementary OS to Pop!_OS, which resolved the issue. It seems that somehow, elementary OS was blocking the ShiftAltRMB combination. The issue persisted with all versions of Blender, be it 2.79 official, 2.79 nightly or 2.80. Now, all is fine. Even 2.80 works as expected.  UPDATE 3  As of now, Blender 2.80 is using left-click by default for selecting. Selecting edge loops is done by double clicking, which is so much more convenient.
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After upgrading to 17.10 like a true pioneer, I found the old CtrlAltF1 no longer switches between console mode and GUI, and a quick Google search brought up nothing useful. Was this feature removed entirely?
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I am used to use the numeric keypad for navigation (e.g. : [KP7] -> Start, [KP1] -> End, [KP4] -> Left, etc... ). I am also used to use it for selection (e.g. : Shift+[KP7] -> Select from cursor position to beginning of line, Shift+[KP1] -> Select from cursor position to end of line, etc...)  With the keyboard configuration installed with Ubuntu, though, Shift+[KP7] prints the character "7", Shift+[KP1] prints "1", etc...  How can I change this so that Shift+[KP-key] is not mapped to [key], but to Shift+[KP-key] ?
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How can I disable the Keyboard Shortcut ctrl+shift+c in Google Chrome to bring up the Developer Tools console?  I find myself trying to copy+paste content from the browser and mistakenly typing ctrl+shift+c when I really want to do ctrl+c instead.  How can I disable the current keyboard binding or change ctrl+shift+c to do the same as ctrl+c in Google Chrome?
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Whenever I try to use the arrow keys in the at&gt; prompt (after, for example, running at now) it just shows control codes, eg. ^[[D for &larr;.  This makes pasting and editing long commands difficult as the only viable option is to edit, copy and paste from a separate document.  So, how do I get arrow keys to work in the at&gt; prompt?  (Googling for anything having to do with the at&gt; prompt or /usr/bin/at is quite difficult…)
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I recently upgraded to Snow Leopard, from Leopard and I was using an awesome app called  that let you remap your keys, set scripts/macros and even had repeat functionality.   However, this app doesn't seem to be in active development anymore, and 10.6 broke the ability to bind certain modifier keys (Shift) with other keys.   I totally miss things like Shift+Insert for paste (Linux/Windows), setting Ctrl+Shift+Esc for Activity Monitor, and Ctrl+Alt+Del for the login window.   So, how can I achieve this instead?
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I use spaces for having multiple desktops, but often need to move a program from one space to another.  I am aware of the various ways to do that with a mouse:   Click-and-hold on the title bar of window and drag to edge F8 to show all Spaces and drag to desired location Click-and-hold on the title bar, and use Ctrl+# or Ctrl+Scroll Arrow   But have not been able to find a keyboard-only method. I use Linux for one of my primary workstations which has this ability and I would LOVE to use it with OSX as well.
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Is there any way to move a window to another workspace by a key combination? For example, in Ubuntu I can do that by "Ctrl+Shift+->" if I recall correctly. In mac - only by mouse? It's not convenient.
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I would like to disable  Shift+Command+Q keyboard shortcut for Log Out.   I am using Karabiner at the moment, but I only managed to disable it completely using the following xml:  &lt;?xml version="1.0"?&gt; &lt;root&gt;     &lt;item&gt;         &lt;name&gt;Disable COMMAND SHIFT Q for Logout&lt;/name&gt;         &lt;identifier&gt;disable_CMD_SHIFT_Q_private&lt;/identifier&gt;         &lt;autogen&gt;__KeyToKey__ KeyCode::Q, VK_SHIFT | VK_COMMAND | ModifierFlag::NONE, KeyCode::VK_NONE&lt;/autogen&gt;     &lt;/item&gt; &lt;/root&gt;   but I would like to have the keyboard combination available in emacs (in ESS for debugging).  Is there some way that I can effectively unmap the keyboard combination?
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I can copy characters in other apps such as browsers with ctrlc.  I can then press i to enter insert mode in vim and press shiftctrlv to paste the text in.  The problem is that each line gets indented a bit more so I end up with:    but what I want (and end up manually editing to achieve) is:
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I'm using Ubuntu 13.10 (with JDK 1.7.0_45).  I've downloaded and uncompressed Eclipse Kepler for Java EE Developers.  The software menus are messed up. I didn't notice similar problems in other software.  When I click any menu in Eclipse, the drop-down seems to be "cut". Sometimes the drop-down shows, but the options are invisible.  I tried Eclipse Indigo, but the same problem occurs.
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I was toggling between layout views (Default, Animation, etc) and I accidentally got this:    I don't know how to simply restore the "Default" layout... or any layout. Many of the interface elements are gone and I was able to bring back some by clicking "maximize area" in one of the tool bars  So, anyone knows a way of restoring the default layout without using the layout button? thanks in advance!  (I've tried searching and apparently no-one had this problem before...)
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I have problem with this function because i work in Maya and other 3D applications that use this key combination... This option on Ubuntu 11.04 was in "window" section so i could change it to something else to avoid conflicts... where is this located in Ubuntu 11.10?
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When I pan with the Shift + MMB, it doesn't work. I think I might have accidentally pressed some sort of key-shortcut. It works for other views, so it's not my mouse. What sort of shortcut could I have pressed?
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I don't like having the middle mouse button paste, because I often end up with uncompilable code in Eclipse. How can I turn this off (in all programs)? I'm running Fedora.