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Changing my input language from English to something else will make shortcuts containing letters (for example super+(h/j/k/l)) not work.
Global keyboard shortcuts should not depend on the currently active keyboard language, otherwise doing simple things like switching windows becomes convoluted (switch layout, super+h, switch layout back)
In Gnome (and pretty much every desktop) that is how it works. Keyboard shortcuts work regardless of current language.
Cases
If you have an English layout and non-English layouts, the location of shortcuts will be based on whatever English layout you have.
If you don't have any English layout configured, non-English layouts will have shortcuts according to some default (probably QWERTY)
If you have multiple English layouts, they will each have shortcuts positioned according to their layout, non English layouts will inherit from one of them (the first one/main one, etc...)
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Changing my input language from English to something else will make shortcuts containing letters (for example
super+(h/j/k/l)
) not work.Global keyboard shortcuts should not depend on the currently active keyboard language, otherwise doing simple things like switching windows becomes convoluted (switch layout, super+h, switch layout back)
In Gnome (and pretty much every desktop) that is how it works. Keyboard shortcuts work regardless of current language.
Cases
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: