Why does F12 global key doesn't work when focus is on shipped gnome apps in Ubuntu 17.10?





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When having opened some built-in applications, like "Settings", pressing the F12 key does nothing.



I have it configured to open "Guake" terminal. This is made as a global shortcut in Guake itself. It works when I have focus on other application, for instance Chrome/FF browser etc.



I've checked shortcut settings, but F12 key is not bound to anything.



It did work on previous Ubuntu versions.



It seems that there is a workaround for it, but anyway it seems broken.










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    When having opened some built-in applications, like "Settings", pressing the F12 key does nothing.



    I have it configured to open "Guake" terminal. This is made as a global shortcut in Guake itself. It works when I have focus on other application, for instance Chrome/FF browser etc.



    I've checked shortcut settings, but F12 key is not bound to anything.



    It did work on previous Ubuntu versions.



    It seems that there is a workaround for it, but anyway it seems broken.










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      When having opened some built-in applications, like "Settings", pressing the F12 key does nothing.



      I have it configured to open "Guake" terminal. This is made as a global shortcut in Guake itself. It works when I have focus on other application, for instance Chrome/FF browser etc.



      I've checked shortcut settings, but F12 key is not bound to anything.



      It did work on previous Ubuntu versions.



      It seems that there is a workaround for it, but anyway it seems broken.










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      When having opened some built-in applications, like "Settings", pressing the F12 key does nothing.



      I have it configured to open "Guake" terminal. This is made as a global shortcut in Guake itself. It works when I have focus on other application, for instance Chrome/FF browser etc.



      I've checked shortcut settings, but F12 key is not bound to anything.



      It did work on previous Ubuntu versions.



      It seems that there is a workaround for it, but anyway it seems broken.







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