Thank you for your suggestion.
You are asking to rebind the hotkey sequence for increasing the font
size under gnome-terminal to CTRL-= because the ``+'' sign lies on the
second register on the ``='' key on your keyboard layout.
While a lot of keyboard layouts place special characters just like the
US layout, others do not. For example the German layout has its own
``+'' key while the ``='' sign lies on the second register of the ``0''
key. Unfortunately it is virtually impossible to catch different
possible combinations of the position of the ``+'' and ``-'' signs due
to different keyboard layouts and physical keyboard layouts.
Thanks for taking the time to share your opinion!
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Opinion
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1078560
Title:
CTRL - "=" should also works as CRTL-SHIFT-"=" (which is CTRL- "+")
Status in “gnome-terminal” package in Ubuntu:
Opinion
Bug description:
This is re-produced on Precise.
It's three key to enlarge the font on gnome terminal, which is "CTRL-
SHIFT- '=' ".
I think we should make CRTL-"=" also work as it is.
Also the CTRL- "the plus or minus on the number pad" is not working,
too. I also think that should works.
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