Shift+Ctrl+E are invoking the Emoji picker in Ubuntu Bionic (18.04). I use that shortcut in another application. How can I change the shortcut?
Shift+Ctrl+E are invoking the Emoji picker in Ubuntu Bionic (18.04). I use that shortcut in another application. How can I change the shortcut?
On needs to run
ibus-setup
and in the "Emoji" tab....change the shortcut (click on the three dots that are focused in the screenshot). I had to restart my computer after that so that the change would take effect (not sure how to restart IBUS).
To change on the command line in Ubuntu 19.04, you can use
gsettings
. For example, to remove the shortcut, you can do:To re-enable to the default shortcut:
To change to a different shortcut, run the command just above but change the part
<Control><Shift>e
to the desired combination.This is a bug listed here:
The solution that I found is to remove the
ibus
package:Go to updates and set the repository for focal fossa version for Ubuntu and remove the remanescent eoan
Go to updates and set the repository for focal fossa version for Ubuntu and remove the remanescent eoan and reinstall
ibus
:Go to language support and set the iBus method, for user and root
In the terminal for user and root:
and change the shortcuts in the emoji tab
In the terminal for user and root:
and set ibus
For user in the terminal:
Include the following lines at the end: