I usually mis-press this (Windows+P or Super+P if you want) combination and then my screens get "mirrored", all my windows are reorganized and I am crazy about this. I have to fix this in the screen setup window.
What keystroke is this and how can I disable it?
Hint - I did not find anything in shortcuts GNOME 3 dialog.
I suggest you to try this (it works for me):
Go in the dconf-editor via the command "dconf-editor" in a terminal, then go at:
/org/gnome/mutter/keybindings/switch-monitor
and disable "use default value" and delete:
'<Super>p',
I still have this in F18. It appears to be some sort of hotkey that can be used to quickly set up a projector. A similar key combo exists in Windows.
Go in the dconf-editor via the command "dconf-editor", then go at /org/gnome/mutter/keybindings/switch-monitor and disable "use default value" and delete "'< Super>p',"
I don't have points to upvote this, but it answered a question for me on 2/23/18, so I'd say it's still relevant. Weird when you hit it by accident and your monitors go nuts. And aggravating that there's apparently no utility that will tell you exactly what a particular key actually does. UPDATE: except that config setting is not in the same place in Fedora 26. Sigh.
I just tried it, and it didn't do anything on my system..
[ankur@ankur ~]$ rpm -q gnome-shell
gnome-shell-3.4.1-3.fc17.x86_64
[ankur@ankur ~]$
@FranciscoD_ it does when you press super+p two to three times in fc16 i am not sure about fc17
Asked: 2012-04-13 10:35:51 -0500
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Well it did something wearied on my side too...curious to know what it is exactly