Keyboard Shortcuts missing after last upgrade

Almost half of the System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts are not showing up as <Unknown Action> after the last upgrade. I noticed this because my shortcut for terminal no longer worked. I also had a problem with how the last upgrade changed my /usr/share/applications/compiz.desktop file... However, even reverting to the original compiz.desktop file I had built, this issue isn't resolved.

Looks like you now how to open up compiz-settings and turn on gnome-compatibility plugin
That would resolve.
If not you can use "commands" to set any command you like...
[Edit] You are using compiz, right?
Last edited by toffyrn (2009-02-27 14:32:09)

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DSpider wrote:First of all, have you tried the Fallback entry? Because initramfs-linux-fallback.img is supposed to have a full range of modules.
Of course, no change.
DSpider wrote:
Second, after editing /etc/mkinitcpio.conf you need to regenerate your initramfs.
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You probably need "mdadm" or "mdadm_udev" in there too, I'm not sure... I don't use RAID, but maybe these will help:
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/So … ID_and_LVM
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[2007-08-19 14:56] upgraded glib2 (2.14.0-2 -> 2.14.0-3)
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Bogart wrote:
I think the spacing now is correct, while before it was wrong. The only "problem" is that you got used to a bad font rendering, and now that it has changed for better you feel like it's different and don't like it.
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What I would do is remove the MS TTF fonts. They work bad in Windows and worse in Linux. You should use Bitstream Vera or DejaVu if you want good quality fonts (especially in web pages).
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What does correct font / correct spacing mean ?
IMO, that doesn't make any sense, because that's a totally subjective matter, like many other things in this world.
BTW, I love how fonts look in Windows, and I think that must be the only thing MS got right. Thus, I'm using ms fonts in linux, and a rendering as close as possible (no autohinting or antialiasing or subpixel rendering).
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[11:33] <`Samus_> I know that's is not purely bash and maybe OS-specific sorry
[11:33] <`Samus_> but it's geting me nuts
[11:33] <{xmb}> cant find it
[11:34] * Vadi ([email protected]) has joined #bash
[11:34] * Vadi ([email protected]) has left #bash
[11:34] <pgas> `Samus_: where do you define your prompt?
[11:34] * albech ([email protected]) has joined #bash
[11:35] * Agiofws has quit (Remote closed the connection)
[11:35] <`Samus_> is bieng defined in /etc/profile (/etc/profile.bash really but it-s sourced from there) there-s no PS1 in .bashrc and the rest of the variables are set
[11:35] <`Samus_> the most weird part is that in the virtual consoles (Ctrl+Alt+[1-6]) is ok
[11:36] <{xmb}> smells likke a code fault
[11:36] <`Samus_> but everything under X not
[11:36] <pgas> what if you do bash --login in xterm?
[11:36] * Oper_ ([email protected]) has joined #bash
[11:36] <`Samus_> let's see
[11:37] <`Samus_> bash --login shows it ok
[11:37] <`Samus_> in fact resourcing /etc/profile fixes it too
[11:38] <{xmb}> code fault something where
[11:38] <pgas> ok, so one of the script starting X sets PS!
[11:38] <pgas> you are on debian? have you checked /etc/bash.bashrc ?
[11:38] <`Samus_> that's what I think but I can't find it
[11:39] <`Samus_> no I'm on archlinux
[11:39] <pgas> what if you type just "bash" in a terminal?
[11:39] <`Samus_> and it might be some mistake because it started to happen after the last upgrade
[11:39] * floyd_n_milan ([email protected]) has joined #bash
[11:39] * hark ([email protected]) has joined #bash
[11:40] <`Samus_> 'bash' shows the wrong prompt, 'bash --login' the right one
[11:40] <pgas> in a terminal with the correct PS1 that is
[11:40] * osfulgore ([email protected]) has joined #bash
[11:40] <`Samus_> oh, in a terminal with the right prompt it stays ok
[11:40] * `Samus_ fells kinda lost...
[11:41] <pgas> ok, so the problem seems to be in one of the script used to start X
[11:42] * prince_jammys has quit ("Konversation terminated!")
[11:42] * Oper_ has quit ("Íå çíàåòå Äàíèëà Áåðåíöåâà? Îí ñêîðî âñòðåòèòñÿ âàì! Íå ñëûøàëè òàêîãî àâòîðà? Äîñòàíüòå ïðÿìî çàâòðà!!!")
[11:42] * Oper_ ([email protected]) has joined #bash
[11:42] <`Samus_> grepping 'PS1' in /etc/X11 didn't showed anything
[11:42] <`Samus_> some clue of what should I look for (or where)?
[11:43] <pgas> startx? ask #archlinux?
[11:43] <`Samus_> going...
I've also tried different WMs (KDE, xmonad) and they have this same problem but then, "fgrep 'PS1' /usr/bin/startx" and "fgrep -R 'PS1' /etc/X11/" showed nothing!! now what?
truly wtf...

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jonathan183 wrote:
thiago wrote:
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pacman -Qo /etc/rc.sysinit reports owned by package initscripts ... which you could re-install ... might be worth reviewing logs and see if you can figure out whats going on first though ...
Thanks, after manually installing the 'initscripts' package in '/var/cache/pacman/pkg', my system was restored. As for what happened, I believe it was some bug with pacman, as the 'initscripts' package was uninstalled after the system upgrade. That package was part of the 'base' meta package which was upgraded as a whole. After the restore I issued :
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Keyboard Shortcuts Missing / Variables Panel Error

This has been going on for at least a couple of weeks now. I'm currently using CS4, Windoxs XP (SP3) and Firefox. Every time I open the Illustrator program, the following message pops up:
"Error loading plugins. Variables Panel.aip."
So I click OK and the workstation screen opens up. Only problem now is that the keyboard shortcuts for Open, Close, Copy, Paste, etc. are missing and I can't even use the keyboard to zoom up and down on the layer section.
I have read several forums on how to fix the problem short of uninstalling and reinstalling the program. I tried going to:
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Illustrator CS4\Plug-ins\Extensions
...and removed the "Variables Panel" plugin, then went to CA Technologies and removed, then restored the Win32/FakeAlertYS files.
Opened the program. Not only did it not work, but it crashed in the process!
I then tried updating Firefox to 3.6. That didn't work either.
I'm running out of things to try but I guess my only resolution is to contact the tech support and shell out the 42 dollars in order to get the program working again.

That's what I ended up doing, with some technical help...and now it's
working properly.

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