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How to disable Ctrl+Shift+U?

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Mar 15, 202647747 views
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Problem

Ctrl+Shift+U is a combined shortcut in Eclipse. But when I press it, it shows up a , just like input with an underline. I guess this shortcut has been declared by Ubuntu, so I can't use it. I used to solve this problem by typing Caps Lock first. Is there any better method?

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Fix for: How to disable Ctrl+Shift+U?

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Problem The problem is that with the "Ibus" input method, "Ctrl-shift-u" is by default configured to the "Unicode Code Point" shortcut. You can try this: Type ctrl-shift-u, then an (underlined) u appears. If you then type a unicode code point number in hex (e.g. 21, the ASCII/unicode CP for !) and press enter, it is replaced with the corresponding character. Solution (GUI) This shortcut can be changed or disabled using the utility: Run from the terminal (or open IBus Preferences). Go to “Emoji”…

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