Ubuntu 20.04: How to disable Alt+g needed by Emacs goto line feature?
Mia Lopez
I need to press Meta-g g to jump to a particular line in the Emacs editor.
However, the Right Meta/Alt g opens the desktop's "Type your Command" prompt. (I need to press the right-side Meta because of touch-typing.)
I can't find the above key binding anywhere under System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts.
EDIT
This is the Unity desktop on Ubuntu 20.04, upgraded from 18.04, after I press Right Meta-g (or Right Alt-g) with keyboard focus on Emacs.
If the keyboard focus is on Chrome browser when pressing Right Alt-g, then Chrome's menu appears (instead of "Type your command").
If the focus is on the Desktop (after left-clicking in a blank area of the Desktop), then just like you say, nothing happens.
Apparently, the combo of Emacs and Desktop isn't playing well.
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