#4646 HIGH 8.2.0 (: Systemwide keyboard shortcuts break terminal apps (e.g. nano)

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#4646: Systemwide keyboard shortcuts break terminal apps (e.g. nano)
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   Reporter:  bemasc  |       Owner:  marco                                 
       Type:  defect  |      Status:  reopened                              
   Priority:  high    |   Milestone:  8.2.0 (was Update.2)                  
  Component:  sugar   |     Version:  Git as of bug date                    
 Resolution:          |    Keywords:  polish:8.2.0 relnote  r? blocks-:8.2.0
Next_action:  review  |    Verified:  1                                     
  Blockedby:          |    Blocking:  7072                                  
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Changes (by mtd):

  * keywords:  polish:8.2.0 relnote  r? => polish:8.2.0 relnote  r?
               blocks-:8.2.0


Comment:

 Replying to [comment:38 cscott]:
 > Can we work around this in the Terminal activity?

 Yes - that's what my patch does, because the new problem isn't really the
 same as the old one, though the symptom (what's described in the ticket
 title) *is* the same.  In retrospect perhaps I should've opened a new
 ticket (even though the description would still be the same, so...argh.)

 >  We probably won't make a 768 just for this, but we could make an
 updated Terminal available through the Software Update control panel.

 I know (to both clauses), which is the reason I say it's a shame (and not
 a blocker or something that should cause more histrionics than my own :)).
 But yeah, that'd certainly fix the problem.  Perhaps if 768 happens for
 some *other* reason we could put this in, but I grudgingly agree the
 blocks- tag (which, if we're still using, I think is what GregS meant to
 put in, so I'm putting it in).

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Ticket URL: <http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/4646#comment:39>
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