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Standard shortcut Ctrl + Alt + T to open terminal doesn't work anymore. Custom shortcut Super + E to open Nautilus doesn't work anymore.

Both worked fine until a reboot. The only thing I did in between is messing with my display resolution:

  • created new cvt line
  • added resolution via xrandr
  • applied resolution

I did this before, restarted in between. No problem. The only new thing I did this time was:

Other shortcuts, like Alt + f4 are still working. I also tried to assign a new shortcut to those to "launch" operations but they didn't work as well.

Probably not a keyboard hardware related issue, as it's neither working on the notebook's internal keyboard nor an external one.

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sudo rm -rf ~/.config

seems like a temporary (hardcore) solution to the problem. It deletes all desktop settings.

This works, but the problem reappeared after a failed attempt to change the resolution again as mentioned above. As long as I don't choose a display resolution which fails to be set, the problem doesn't reappear.

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