Public bug reported:
In lxqt shortcuts are mostly defined in lxqt-globalkeys, but lxqt-runner and
lxqt-panel also have their own place where they can be defined.
After upgrade from 21aug in eoan (apparently upgrade to 0.14.1-0ubuntu2), for
panel and runner shortcuts defined in their own places stop working and they
need to be restarted to take effect. And when they take effect, if
lxqt-globalkeys is restarted they fail again. Is like there is some specific
order in which they need to be started in order to work ok.
Tested in 3 different installations, 2 VM and 1 real, all of them
installed clean in 19.04 or before.
** Affects: lubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: lubuntu shortcuts
** Description changed:
In lxqt shortcuts are mostly defined in lxqt-globalkeys, but lxqt-runner and
lxqt-panel also have their own place where they can be defined.
After upgrade from 21aug in eoan (apparently upgrade to 0.14.1-0ubuntu2), for
panel and runner shortcuts defined in their own places stop working and they
need to be restarted to take effect. And when they take effect, if
lxqt-globalkeys is restarted they fail again. Is like there is some specific
order in which they need to be started in order to work ok.
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+ Tested in 3 different installations, 2 VM and 1 real, all of them
+ installed clean in 19.04 or before.
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Title:
shortcuts defined in lxqt-panel and lxqt-runner doesn't work at start
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