How to bind a keyboard shortcut with certain left or right modifier key in Ubuntu 18.04












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In Ubuntu 18.04 keyboard shortcut settings do not differentiate between left and right modifier keys (e.g. Show All Applications - Super+A).



Is there a remap-free way to assign a combination with specific left or right modifier key to a certain action (e.g. Super_R+A)?



P.S.: Surprisingly a single Super_R works if I set it without <>: gsettings set org.gnome.shell.keybindings toggle-application-view "['Super_R']" but I failed to map Super_R+A










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    In Ubuntu 18.04 keyboard shortcut settings do not differentiate between left and right modifier keys (e.g. Show All Applications - Super+A).



    Is there a remap-free way to assign a combination with specific left or right modifier key to a certain action (e.g. Super_R+A)?



    P.S.: Surprisingly a single Super_R works if I set it without <>: gsettings set org.gnome.shell.keybindings toggle-application-view "['Super_R']" but I failed to map Super_R+A










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      In Ubuntu 18.04 keyboard shortcut settings do not differentiate between left and right modifier keys (e.g. Show All Applications - Super+A).



      Is there a remap-free way to assign a combination with specific left or right modifier key to a certain action (e.g. Super_R+A)?



      P.S.: Surprisingly a single Super_R works if I set it without <>: gsettings set org.gnome.shell.keybindings toggle-application-view "['Super_R']" but I failed to map Super_R+A










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      In Ubuntu 18.04 keyboard shortcut settings do not differentiate between left and right modifier keys (e.g. Show All Applications - Super+A).



      Is there a remap-free way to assign a combination with specific left or right modifier key to a certain action (e.g. Super_R+A)?



      P.S.: Surprisingly a single Super_R works if I set it without <>: gsettings set org.gnome.shell.keybindings toggle-application-view "['Super_R']" but I failed to map Super_R+A







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