Ah and log-out and in again to see the changes.
Notes :
- It took me two tries to get this working (on the first try it reverted the
default key-binding (Alt+F2) in gconf), and so, has no effect that time. Maybe
that's a mistake I did, but in the case it happens to some other people, one
mig
I used to use Alt-F2 to bring up a terminal on the screen. I've set
"Alt+F2" as the shortcut for "Launch Terminal" in [System settings >
Keyboard > Shortcuts > Launchers]
(/apps/metacity/global_keybindings/run_command_terminal in gconf), and
it works, but it spawns below the dash home...
Workaroun
I have the same bug too. Well I marked the #779243 as a duplicate of
this bug even if the other one is older, because I think the solution
here is important to know, and also, the description of the bug is
better.
Thank you for the workaround.
BLN.
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Unity overrides compose key setting
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SIGSEGV when playing music on a MTP device
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/533797
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
In Ubuntu 9.10, when I play music on my MTP device (a Creative Zen V Plus (4GB)
mp3 player) in Rythmbox, it first results into a "music paused" status, and
then, when I try to resume the music, it crashes with Segmentation Fault
signal. That'
