Hi,

since I upgraded GNOME 3.2 to GNOME 3.4 my keyboard shortcuts don't work anymore. First I thought the shortcut "Start a terminal" in group "Desktop" was removed but even after I created a custom shortcut using the same key-press sequence it doesn't work. I set "<Mod4> + T" to start a terminal whereby Mod4 modifier is the "Windows" key in my german keyboard layout.

It looks like the modifier "<Mod4>" is eaten by any component and the "key press" to left to a single "T". My workaround is to use "<Ctrl><Alt> + T" in the moment.

Steps to Reproduce:

1.) Open "Keyboard" in Gnome Control Center and select tab "Shortcuts".
2.) Create a custom shortcut in group "Custom Shortcuts" with name "Start terminal" with the command "gnome-terminal"
3.) Assign "<Mod4> + T" to it

Actual Results:

Press "<Mod4> + T" to start a terminal but you will get a filter box of GTK+ for the list (GtkListView?) of shortcuts instead of a terminal window.


Expected Results:

A terminal should be started.

Additional Platform Information:
Gnome 3.4.2 on Gentoo amd64

Regards,
Stephan