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In Ubuntu I used to be able to go to Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts and set a shortcut such as Super+Esc, but that no longer seems to be the case in Ubuntu 20.04. Any shortcut involving the Esc key doesn't seem to work. I imagine this is because the Esc key is used to cancel the shortcut entry routine @ Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts.


Is there a manual way to define keyboard shortcuts in the terminal, or some other way to assign a keyboard shortcut such as Super+Esc?


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The combination you are looking for is a default keyboard shortcut for "Restore the keyboard shortcuts"


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Disable it first to use the combination for your custom keyboard shortcut.


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