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Eclipse 3.0 strange shorcuts on Linux [message #176849]

Wed, 08 September 2004 09:48

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: kwon37xi.ihatespam.xox

I've just installed on two of my linux systems(Fedora core 2 KDE, Redhat
7.3 with GTK+2 2.0.9)

After editing a java source file, I presses "Ctrl-Alt-F" for source
formatting.
But it did not work.
Source formatting shortkey is "ESC Ctrl-F".

What's happening here? Some Alt-Ctrl-KEY shortcuts are changed to ESC
Ctrl-KEY.

"Shift-Alt" is ok.

Is it possible to use "Alt-Ctrl" on Linux??

Thanks,

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