I use my own set of custom shortkey to move Workspace 1 as you can see:
And to open Firefox, I use Super + B as you can see:
But for some reason, whenever I try to jump to Workspace 1, it launches Firefox. I don’t understand why. All other custom shortkeys like the one mentioned below works fine:
Super + 2 = Move window to Workspace 2
Super + 3 = Move window to Workspace 3
When I open Gnome logs, I see a new issue saying:
I wonder if this is the real issue or not, but its new. Is there something that I can do other than obivous solution which is to restart. I want to find a cause for this and report to appropriate place if possible.
Those shortcuts overlap with favorites shortcuts, IE… super +1 Activates favorite Application 1. You can get the list by gsettings get org.gnome.shell favorite-apps
You should be able to look at : sudo dnf history --reverse and then look at the IDs sudo dnf history info ID#
And see if any of the gnome components updated (gdm, gnome-shell, etc … )
You should also look at disabling any extentions just to see if they’re contributing.
On a side note, you may not need to restart, just re-apply the shortcut so it disables the existing shortcut if it was re-activated.
dnf info libblkid command doesn’t tell me whether the installed package is the normal package or dev/experimental package. Is there a way to know this? Then please do let me know.
pranav@fedora ~> sudo dnf history info 224
[sudo] password for pranav:
Transaction ID : 224
Begin time : Sat 18 Sep 2021 12:38:10 PM +0545
Begin rpmdb : 2132:c7e53a1f9ef038637a7d3337119031a8ca050fa9
End time : Sat 18 Sep 2021 12:38:11 PM +0545 (1 seconds)
End rpmdb : 2133:340a64e921e619b9324843be8bd85f4fcba5b846
User : shiboham <pranav>
Return-Code : Success
Releasever : 34
Command Line : --enablerepo=*debug* install /usr/lib/debug/.build-id/e8/4e55b96ca7dd6655dc72fce14c4fda4f051537.debug
Comment :
Packages Altered:
Install libblkid-debuginfo-2.36.2-1.fc34.x86_64 @fedora-debuginfo
You should also look at disabling any extensions just to see if they’re contributing.
I have tried this. The issue arises regardless of whether I enable or disable extensions.
just re-apply the shortcut so it disables the existing shortcut if it was re-activated.
I know this painful process. It would be better to resolve this issue altogether.