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petrstepanov / gnome-macos-remap

Script remaps default GNOME keyboard shortcuts to macOS standards. This provides native desktop environment feel for Mac users that are utilizing GNOME-based Linux desktop environment. Read more info about the script here: https://medium.com/@petrstepanov/a-macos-like-keyboard-remap-on-ubuntu-linux-cae1d108a97

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ctrl commands not working in terminal

rishigundakaram opened this issue · comments

commented

Hi,

I am using Ubuntu 22.04. The cmd options seem to be working and the ctrl options seem to be working outside of the terminal. However, I am not able to do things such as ctrl + C, ctrl + K, etc in the terminal.

commented

Can confirm on Ubuntu 22.10 (kinetic) as well :(

EDIT: It does work doing ctrl+cmd+C though!

Home/End remapping also aren't working

commented

I also have issue with this. only works with ctrl-cmd-c -- What I did. I uninstalled using gnome-macos-remap/uninstall.sh. Then go into gnome-macos-remap/gnome-macos-phrases. Edit terminal-ctrl-c.txt. Make sure it reads: +c -- then reinstall. For me this fixed it.

commented

anybody have some success getting the ctrl key working in terminal? my ctrl + c mapping was changed to accept cmd + shift + c AND cmd + ctrl + c but even after tweaking .txt and .json files for the ctrl + c mapping no success.

commented

I encountered the same issue on Ubuntu 22.04. Tried what @rmasci suggested but that did not fix the issue.

commented

I had this issue too, and realized I was on Wayland. Fixed by switching to X11

The functionality is based on the Autokey mechanism. On top of that the default GNOME shell keybindings are modified as well. Therefore it will only work in X11 window system. Wayland is not supported

Added a check for this in the install script in #33