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Cannot assign keybinds #3816
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I'm also having the same issue on MacOS Mojave and Mumble 1.3.0. |
@BenDrysdale Have you given Mumble accessibility permissions? |
I have the same issue. Mojave and mumble 1.3.0. |
On Mojave and Mumble 1.3.0, this issue occurred on first install. Im assuming accessibility perms were granted after the app started. Issue was solved for my by simply restarting the app. |
Same here on Fedora 31! |
@pferreir if you start Mumble from the console, does anything related seem to show up in the logs there? |
This is all I get:
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Oh, thanks! So I take it the fix will be on 1.4? I'm using Wayland because it's the default in Fedora 31. |
As I understood it, the fix should already be in 1.3.0 but you'll have to use DBus to send the PTT events to mumble. See #3675 |
Same issue here on
I found the Anyone knows if and how one can define shortcuts there? → would be a great workaround :) It worked for me on Fedora 31 a few days ago (I did the upgrade yesterday night). There may be a conflicting package in F31 and F32 as it is not working for @derekagraham78 as well |
It should be possible but the format is more or less binary-ish, so I guess it's not easy. Additionally the shortcuts are platform dependent so you can't really copy it from elsewhere. Furthermore you probably can't assign shortcuts, because the global shortcut engine is not working on your system (for some reason). That means that even if you were able to set the shortcuts via the settings, you wouldn't be able to trigger them. |
I'm having the same issue on Gentoo with Sway. |
Closing this issue in favor of #5257 |
I tried to assign a keybind for push to talk and no matter what keys I hit it doesn't recognize any input when I click the shortcut assign a key.
OS: Fedora Workstation 31
Desktop: GNOME
Flatpak install
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