GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 647319
'Ctrl plus +' does not enlarge the terminal window...
Last modified: 2011-04-25 16:58:50 UTC
Although the 'Ctrl plus -' does minimize and 'Ctrl plus 0' does resize to the default, 'Ctrl plus +' doesn't enlarge the window, it simply types one '=' for every 'Ctrl plus +' in the terminal's input...
The problem is, to enter "Ctrl plus +" you really should do "Ctrl plus Shift plus =". We should handle without Shift too (Firefox does), but we currently don't.
yeah, 'Ctrl plus Shift plus +' works OK, but in the View menu it only says 'Ctrl + +', it doesn't mention the Shift at all. Maybe a quick fix on this would be more user-friendly :)
I thought not handling just Ctrl-+ is because of our policy to not pollute the Ctrl keyspace? I.e. we deliberately use Ctrl-Shift-C/V for copy/paste instead of the standard Ctrl-C/V, too.
i don't think that this is the point, actually. Consider that 'Ctrl plus -/0' works without Shift, why 'plus +' works with? And, after all, why in the View menu doesn't say anything about the Shift key? :) ?
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 579681 ***
Isn't this cause by the fact that to get a + one needs to press Shift *and* = ? IOW, g-t does zoom when it sees a Shift +, but to get that you need to press the three keys. Please do not "fix" this... Letting Ctrl = be an alias for Ctrl + will cause strange behaviour on keyboard layouts where = and + are not on the same key.
Right.