Wrong Hotkey

[sebastianludwig]

The menu item shows ctrl+shift+cmd+Z as hotkey. However, I've to press ctrl+shift+cmd+Y to activate the distraction free mode.

[wokalski]

It has probably something to do with your local settings. Isn't your keyboard QWERTZ?

[sebastianludwig]

Yes. Well it's a custom keyboard layout, based on the U.S. layout and I swapped Z and Y.

[wokalski]

Ah, Ok. Could you click the View menu and look up the shortcut there?

[sebastianludwig]

That reads ctrl+shift+cmd+Z.

[wokalski]

I get it. How did you create the "custom layout"? Did you use Karabiner or something similar? If yes then the issue is that the system thinks you use US layout, therefore there would be Z in this place.

[sebastianludwig]

I used Ukelele to create a true keyboard layout. I put it in my [Dropbox](https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4701827/U_S_uki_keylayout.zip in) in case you want to try.

[wokalski]

It's the same issue basically and I cannot help here. The system thinks you use the US layout. Closing.

[sebastianludwig]

Shouldn't cmd+Z to Undo be mapped wrongly then, too?

[wokalski]

I switched to German layout for a minute (I know Y and Z are swapped there too) and I got the following behavior:

1. When I undo I have to click cmd+Y (it is Z in the current layout)
2. When I enter the distraction free mode I have to click cmd+shift+ctrl+Y (also Z in the current layout)

[wokalski]

@sebastianludwig the important thing though is that OS X tells me to click Z (wrong). My final thesis is that it's hardware related or completely messed up. I'd suggest to file a radar. If I still don't understand something don't hesitate to explane it to me.