Any application can respond to however it likes to Shift+F10 - just like
CTRL+C and other similar shortcuts. The application that has focus will
respond to however it is programmed to use that shortcut - it is not a
global keybinding. If you launch an application from gnome-terminal,
give the
Chris,
Thankyou for the clarification, apologies for my misunderstanding.
Are you saying that this combination cannot be switched off inside Gnome HIG
applications? If any program is run from the Gnome Terminal it will cannot
receive this combination? If so, that appears very unsatisfactory,
Thank you for your bug report. However, Shift+F10 is configured to
activate the right-click context menu on a per-application basis in
Gnome HIG compliant applications. This doesn't stop non HIG-compliant
applications from using the Shift+F10 combination for other purposes, as
this combination is
