Based on my research of this, it seems the reason is because before
Oneiric the Gnome2 default of mapping ctrl-space to the "trigger" action
would catch the key before it got to Lifrea, resulting in the item being
triggered just as if it was double-clicked.
With the removal of Gnome by default in Oneiric the ctrl-space is
instead passed through to Liferea, and Liferea is handling it has been
designed for years -- skimming through unread items.
Unfortunately even upgrading to Gnome3 is not going to help with this,
because ibus in Gnome3 now traps ctrl-space for another function
(enable/disable input editor).
So, I think you are stuck with this behavior.
** Changed in: liferea (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/889514
Title:
ctrl-space doesn't work for opening in browser
Status in “liferea” package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
After upgrading to Oneiric, ctrl-space no longer seems to open the
item in the browser. I can double-click the icon, or select the 'open
in browser' menu item, but ctrl-space just pages through items, just
as if I were pressing space on its own.
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