It looks like follow-mode-prefix is a variable you can customize. It defaults to "C-c .” which is why the org-time-stamp does not run with "C-c .”
To see the follow-mode-map use "M-x describe-keymap follow-mode-map” > On Nov 2, 2021, at 8:23 AM, Michael Maurer <maurer.mich...@gmail.com> wrote: > > On Tue, 2 Nov 2021 at 09:41, Colin Baxter 😺 <m43...@yandex.com> wrote: >> >>>>>>> Michael Maurer <maurer.mich...@gmail.com> writes: >> >>> Subject line says it all, I upgraded to 9.5 two days ago and >>> everything seemed to work, but today I fire up the PC and C-c . no >>> longer is bound to anything. I guess I could custom-bind it in my >>> config, but I'm more interested in why it's happening. The last >>> package I installed after the upgrade was undo-fu and >>> undo-fu-sessions, but I dont' think they are involved. >> >> They could be. I don't have those packages and C-c . works for me and I >> am running the latest git pull from org-mode. You might also have >> multiple org files present. >> >> Best wishes. > > I figured it out. It's follow-mode. As soon as you enable it in a > buffer, C-c . stops working. I'm not sure if this incompatibility got > introduced with 9.5, since it's been years since I last used > follow-mode. >
