The keys are on the same place, and: Does GTK make a difference between shifted and unshifted positions when it comes to "Ctrl"? In any case, the original key setting was displayed as `**<Primary>l**` in the setup dialogue, respectively as `Strg+L' (upper case) in the menu, and when I redefined it to Alt+g, it also displays as "Alt+G" in the menu.
As for the uppercase/lowercase issue, it is interesting that "mark all" is displayed as Strg+A (i.e. uppercase A) in the menu, but I have to press it as Ctrl + a key (as it is common in Windows to get the effect). In the menu, the key combinations are always displayed with upper case letters. So, basically, keyboard shortcuts **do** work in general. They just don't work in the "goto" menu. Could it be that there is an error in the association of "Goto Line" and its shortcut in the German version (where the menu entry reads "Gehe zu" inside the "Suchen" menu?). The other assignments in this menu seem to work. For example, "Finden" is annotated with **Strg+F**, and indeed pressing ctrl with the 'f' key brings up the search dialogue. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/issues/2554#issuecomment-661804062
