Questions[gnome-do](ubuntu)

With today's updates to 12.04 I can no longer bind gnome-do to either ctrl+alt+space or super+space. With 11.10 it wasn't possible to use super+space, on a fresh install of 12.04 super+space was working properly.

Today it stopped working, if I try to bind control+alt+space then the controlkey shows up in the keyboard binding as Primary.

I am running Unity, which in the past blocked super+space, it seemed to have stopped blocking it on 12.04. It shouldn't affect ctrl+alt+space.

Configuring either binding produces the following error in the gnome-do output:

libdo-WARNING **: Binding 'space' failed!

libdo-WARNING **: Binding 'space' failed!

I'm stuck binding to shift+alt+space.

I use a handful of files fairly often but Gnome-do can never seem to find them. Documents/foo/Infrastructure/cheat-sheet.txt never comes up when I type "cheat-sheet" though it is right there if I do locate cheat-sheet and I have no trouble bringing up the directory it is in ("Infra..." and it is right there).

What might be going on? Needless to say, this is kind of annoying.

When I was using Gnome Do, it could remember all applications I use much more frequently, and then it could make a correct suggestion. Example: I have applications Cheese(web-cam app, I don't this much) and Chromium (browser, I launch new window every 5-10 minutes). With Gnome-do, when I type "c" and then "h", it suggested "Cheese" only once. Later it was suggesting only Chromium, even on letter "c", because I'm using this much more. With Synapse I still need to type the whole "chr" every time. How do I fix that?

There's a great plugin for Gnome Do that searches tomboy notes really quickly. I can't imagine living without it. I want to switch to gnote, but I don't know whether it will work with Gnome Do. Is there a simple way to get them to work together?

I'm using Gnome-Do with the "Files and Folders v2.5" plugin. I set it to read my .scripts folder, so that I might run my personal scripts from Gnome-Do. The only problem is that Gnome-Do's standard action for shell scripts is to open them instead of running them. That forces me to Tab and scroll-down every time. How can I change Gnome-Do's standard action?

An example for clarity:
I have a foo.sh executable file inside my .scripts folder. When I type foo inside Gnome-Do, it correctly selects the file and offers the Open action. I then have to Tab, press Down, and hit Enter to select the Run action instead. I would the Run action to be first on the list.

Alternatively, a more appropriate way to integrate Gnome-Do with personal scripts would be fine as well.