super+space alternates modifier key and typing a space
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In Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon I have a program called "tilda" which is a drop-down terminal with a keyboard shortcut to show/hide it. If I set this shortcut to Super+Space, it only works every other time. So it will type a space, then work as a modifier, then type a space, then work as a modifier again. If I use Ctrl+Space instead, it works as a modifier every time. Is there something special about the Super key that leads to this behavior?
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In Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon I have a program called "tilda" which is a drop-down terminal with a keyboard shortcut to show/hide it. If I set this shortcut to Super+Space, it only works every other time. So it will type a space, then work as a modifier, then type a space, then work as a modifier again. If I use Ctrl+Space instead, it works as a modifier every time. Is there something special about the Super key that leads to this behavior?
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Peter Lyons
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In Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon I have a program called "tilda" which is a drop-down terminal with a keyboard shortcut to show/hide it. If I set this shortcut to Super+Space, it only works every other time. So it will type a space, then work as a modifier, then type a space, then work as a modifier again. If I use Ctrl+Space instead, it works as a modifier every time. Is there something special about the Super key that leads to this behavior?
linux-mint cinnamon tilda
asked 2 mins ago
Peter Lyons
1791210
In Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon I have a program called "tilda" which is a drop-down terminal with a keyboard shortcut to show/hide it. If I set this shortcut to Super+Space, it only works every other time. So it will type a space, then work as a modifier, then type a space, then work as a modifier again. If I use Ctrl+Space instead, it works as a modifier every time. Is there something special about the Super key that leads to this behavior?
linux-mint cinnamon tilda
linux-mint cinnamon tilda
asked 2 mins ago
Peter Lyons
1791210
asked 2 mins ago
Peter Lyons
1791210
asked 2 mins ago
Peter Lyons
1791210
asked 2 mins ago
Peter Lyons
1791210
asked 2 mins ago
Peter Lyons
1791210
1791210
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