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rbreaves / kinto

Mac-style shortcut keys for Linux & Windows.
http://kinto.sh
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Keyboard shortcuts with Kinto.sh - VSCode #790

Open cemde opened 1 year ago

cemde commented 1 year ago

I am using Kinto.sh (current version) on Ubuntu 22.04.2.

I am trying to assign cmd+shift+g to a VSCode action, but whenever I press this combination it is shown as shift+f3 shift+ctrl. Until recently VSCode + Kinto worked fine. Now it apparently doesn't.

Deactivating Kinto, assigning and using ctrl+shift+g works fine.

Using screenkey, I am displaying typed characters and cmd+shift+g shows as ctrl+G, so it seems to work fine. This is when the vscode window is NOT activated. When vscode is activated it shows as shift+F3

RedBearAK commented 1 year ago

@cemde

I’m not the Kinto dev, just a fellow user.

This is in the keymap for the VSCodes. 

K("C-Shift-g"): K("Shift-f3"),              # find_prev

If you want to assign that shortcut to another function you’ll just have to comment out that line in the config file and restart Kinto so the remapping of the shortcut stops. Otherwise I think Kinto is doing what it was designed to do, making the shortcut work like it would on macOS.