GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 769327
Cannot enter character via shift-ctrl-u shortcut
Last modified: 2016-10-05 20:11:19 UTC
In most Gnome applications I can use shift-ctrl-u to directly enter a character via its Unicode codepoint. So, for example, to enter the character € via this method, one does: shift-ctrl-u 2 0 A C enter This works in gedit and gnome-terminal today. I use this often in gucharmap when dealing with a character I don't recognize, and can't easily directly copy from the source. Since updating to Ubuntu 16.04, the gucharmap version shipped has started to ignore the shift-ctrl-u shortcut in the search text field. Any idea what caused this regression? Is this a gtk issue or did something change in gucharmap? Version: 3.18.2
Works here on gucharmap with gtk+ master. Maybe a ubuntu specific bug; have you filed this on launchpad?
Well?
Filed with Ubuntu: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gucharmap/+bug/1625790 I am seeing this bug in Ubuntu 16.04 with the latest gucharmap available there (3.18.2).