Yesterday I've noticed, while configuring keyboard shortcuts in GNOME,
that my F1-F12 keys are mapped as special commands like Ctrl + S and
more that I don't remember (I'm at work), and that over the default
printed key function on my keyboard there are additional funcions,
therefore being F1-F12 keys double-labeled. But I did not find a
switcher to these functions such as Shift, Ctrl or Caps Lock, and I
don't understand why these keys are not mapped as the default F1-F12
keys.

Therefore I think that the menu boot interprets F2 key for example as
another command like ctrl + some or else. Why? I don't know. And why on
GNOME the functions work well but the shortcut config applet doesn't map
the keys as F1-F12? I don't know either.

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Keyboard issues on CD boot menu
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/108690
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