05-28-2018, 07:56 PM
I am running 2 separate system. One with ubuntu 18.04 lts using emacs 25.3 (and 24.3) and sublime text (registered copy) 3175. The other one Linux lite (most current release) I can use a combination of keys such as;
For emacs Ctrl-f12 is mapped to ido-switch-buffer-other-frame (opening a buffer on a separate emacs frame).
For emacs Alt-f12 is mapped to ido-switch-buffer-in-another-window (opening a buffer on a separate emacs window)
For sublime text Ctrl-f4 is mapped to to the function close windows (standard key mapping for sublime-text).
With linux lite nothing works. Ctrl-f12 is not linked to a global keyboard mapping (i did a check using dconf) and xev shows the good keys. Ctrl-f4 for sublime-text is not linked to a global keyboard mapping
emacs version are the same, sublime-text version are the same. plugins and emacs packages are the same, configuration are identical.
I a word combination of ctrl key (or Alt) and a function key not mapped globally are not transmitted to the running application (in scope). ctrl-f4 in sublime-text does nothing and emacs mapping such as Ctrl-f12 also. I have other emacs function (browsing emacs buffers) using Ctrl-f7 and Ctrl-f8 and they too are not working also (no response form keyboard pressing).
Linux lite is using gtk-2 and ubuntu gtk-3. Any idea somebody ?
For emacs Ctrl-f12 is mapped to ido-switch-buffer-other-frame (opening a buffer on a separate emacs frame).
For emacs Alt-f12 is mapped to ido-switch-buffer-in-another-window (opening a buffer on a separate emacs window)
For sublime text Ctrl-f4 is mapped to to the function close windows (standard key mapping for sublime-text).
With linux lite nothing works. Ctrl-f12 is not linked to a global keyboard mapping (i did a check using dconf) and xev shows the good keys. Ctrl-f4 for sublime-text is not linked to a global keyboard mapping
emacs version are the same, sublime-text version are the same. plugins and emacs packages are the same, configuration are identical.
I a word combination of ctrl key (or Alt) and a function key not mapped globally are not transmitted to the running application (in scope). ctrl-f4 in sublime-text does nothing and emacs mapping such as Ctrl-f12 also. I have other emacs function (browsing emacs buffers) using Ctrl-f7 and Ctrl-f8 and they too are not working also (no response form keyboard pressing).
Linux lite is using gtk-2 and ubuntu gtk-3. Any idea somebody ?