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I have GNOME 3.16.2 installed and would like to map Super+M to the action "Toggle maximization state". I can do that in the settings, but it does not produce the desired effect. The settings window accepts my choice for the shortcut, but it is not effective: Super+M still does not maximize my windows, it opens up the calendar and notifications pane.
In the settings, "Show the notification list" is assigned the shortcut Super+V, which actually prompts the notification pane; nevertheless, Super+M does the same, even if I assign it to other actions.
What can I do? Should I report this as a bug? Where?
Last edited by andyspiros (2015-08-31 20:25:43)
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In the dconf editor utility, my org.gnome.shell.keybindings.toggle-message-tray parameter specifies ['<Super>v', '<Super>m'], which is the default value. Perhaps you can remove the '<Super>m' part ?
EDIT: grammar.
Last edited by dsana123 (2015-08-31 17:46:21)
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Thank you very much! This solved actually my problem.
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