*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 558581 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/558581
I can't really tell if there is a new Ubuntu policy to have a set of
non-configurable keyboard shortcuts reserved for certain programs (like
the indicator-applet). I see open bugs on both sides of the issue (one
complaining that indicator-applet overrides user preferences, and one
complaining that indicator-applet fails to override user preferences).
If there really are supposed to be non-configurable global shortcuts,
then this really is a bug in ccsm and in gnome-keybinding-properties,
where the user should not be allowed to enter <Super>+m, <Super>+s or
any other reserved keybindings. There probably a documentation bug here
too, concerning global keybinding policy, but I don't know which package
that would belong to.
Note that other packages do not seem to be affected by this bug. The
iBus preferences dialog, for instance, does not recognize <Super>+m or
<Super>+s in its keybinding dialog. So there seems to be a genuine
issue where ccsm and in gnome-keybinding-properties are grabbing keys
differently from the window managers themselves. Do the configuration
dialogs take over the whole X key map, instead of just (temporarily)
clearing the window manager's own mappings?
** Also affects: gnome-control-center
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Can assign, but cannot use super+m for compiz actions
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/557917
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