Trouble with ALT+3
When using ALT+3 to enter a note a third above the current note I get this odd behavior :
ALT+[1..4] : A pop up box appears with the message "The key sequence 'Alt+3' is ambiguous. Use 'Configure Shortcuts' from the 'Settings' menu to solve the ambiguity. No action will be triggered."
ALT+[5..8] : Generates the correct interval
When I access Edit->Preferences->Shortcuts and sort on Shortcut, no duplicate entries appear for ALT-[1..9].
What's going on?
System Fedora Linux 24
Musescore 2.0.3
Thanks - jon
Comments
Aren't these used on Linux to switch to virtual console?
In reply to Aren't these used on Linux to by Jojo-Schmitz
Not on Fedora-24 at least, which is what I run. You may be thinking of CTRL+ALT+F1, etc.
In reply to Not on Fedora-24 at least, by jonrysh
Yes I meant that, it's been a while since I last used Linux ;-)
Which Window Manager do you use (KDE, XFCE, Gnome or other)? Try to use a different Window Manger, maybe it's a behavior of your actual WM.
Regardless of the exact key sequence, that's a Linux message so there must be a config file somewhere defining Alt+3 etc. and either conflicting with another or having a duplicate file or something. What happens when you go to the Settings Menu (System Settings, not MuseScore)?
In reply to Regardless of the exact key by underquark
Interesting.
Start->System Settings->Shortcuts shows lots of shortcuts, but no conflicts either with itself or with musescore. There may be some issues with the keyboard, which is non-standard (Unicomp UNI0P4A, very nice touch but some oddities with the computer connection).