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gnome terminal opens a new window with ctrl+t

Bug #182418 reported by TAC one
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Rolf Leggewie

Bug Description

When using the shortcut ( ctrl + shift + t ) gnome-terminal opens a new windows instead of a new tab.

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Rolf Leggewie (r0lf) wrote :

How about Shift + Ctrl + T which seems to be the default key combination?

Shortcuts are defined in "Edit - Key Shortcuts" (might be similarly named, my menus are in German.

Please let us know if this fixes your issue.

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TAC one (tacone) wrote :

Thank you for replying. Ctrl+t actually was a typo.
Actually the bug occours with ctrl+shift+t. I never changed the shortcuts of my terminal.
I tried to change them now. Assigning ctrl+shift+z works (!). Changing back to ctrl+shift+t brings back the bug.
The new window shortcut it's currently ctrl+shift+n and works.

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Rolf Leggewie (r0lf) wrote :

Could it be that you have that shortcut assigned to something else? For example, I cannot use Ctrl+1 in Thunderbird to open the mail window since Gnome uses that.

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TAC one (tacone) wrote :

Gosh, it's true me stupid. I checked the gnome shortcut preferences and found ctrl+shift+t launchs a new terminal.
Sorry for wasting your time guys :-).

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TAC one (tacone) wrote :

Not a bug.

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