What Happened?
When setting a custom keyboard shortcut that contains the <Shift> key then the combo gets displayed incorrectly, i.e. instead of <Shift>key it is <Shift>KEY which is confusing for any keys other than a-z.
E.g. with a German keyboard layout instead of <Super><Shift>1 it displays <Super><Shift>!.
Edit: Note that the key combo works correctly though, i.e. it is rather a cosmetic issue.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open System Settings app.
- Go to
Keyboard -> Shortcuts.
- Configure any custom shortcut containing
<Shift> and a number 0-9, e.g. override the existing default combo <Super><Shift>1 for Workspace -> Switch to Workspace 1 with the exact same combo.
- Does not show
<Super><Shift>1 but <Super><Shift>! (on German keyboard layout where <Shift>1=!).
Expected Behavior
Shown key combo should not show the "upper case" symbol.
OS Version
8.x (Circe)
OS Architecture
amd64 (on most hardwares)
Session Type
Secure Session (Wayland, This is the default)
Software Version
Latest release (I have run all updates)
Log Output
Hardware Info
No response
What Happened?
When setting a custom keyboard shortcut that contains the
<Shift>key then the combo gets displayed incorrectly, i.e. instead of<Shift>keyit is<Shift>KEYwhich is confusing for any keys other thana-z.E.g. with a German keyboard layout instead of
<Super><Shift>1it displays<Super><Shift>!.Edit: Note that the key combo works correctly though, i.e. it is rather a cosmetic issue.
Steps to Reproduce
Keyboard -> Shortcuts.<Shift>and a number0-9, e.g. override the existing default combo<Super><Shift>1forWorkspace -> Switch to Workspace 1with the exact same combo.<Super><Shift>1but<Super><Shift>!(on German keyboard layout where<Shift>1=!).Expected Behavior
Shown key combo should not show the "upper case" symbol.
OS Version
8.x (Circe)
OS Architecture
amd64 (on most hardwares)
Session Type
Secure Session (Wayland, This is the default)
Software Version
Latest release (I have run all updates)
Log Output
Hardware Info
No response