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This setup mangles the standard Win+Space binding (keyboard layout switch) with Ulauncher, which doesn't give you that much over Gnome's native features. Stand
by akho 2y ago
This setup mangles the standard Win+Space binding (keyboard layout switch) with Ulauncher, which doesn't give you that much over Gnome's native features.
Standard Gnome shortcuts for workspace switching (Win+F1) and dash application activation (Win+1) are replaced for no particular reason, and the new Alt+number mappings likely conflict with mappings in several applications. At least Emacs.
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