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I am really annoyed because I recently switched to GNOME and I lost a command, Super + Q, that I had with a special application.

Now, it shows the side menu (Ubuntu Dock) and numbers the applications.

I tried to change it at the keyboard options but the command is not even there!

I assume that it's a GNOME issue. But I am not very experienced and it is really annoying that I can't see the command in the Keyboard Command window.

This in on a XPS 13, Ubuntu 17.10, GNOME 3.26.1.

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You can disable this super+Q behaviour by running the following command in Terminal

gsettings set org.gnome.shell.extensions.dash-to-dock hot-keys false
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The Super Keys are overlayed by the gnome dock and don't show up in the normal settings.

I recommend dconf editor, for simplicity.

Go to org > gnome > shell > extensions > dash-to-dock. Disable the hot-keys

It's a pain this is not controlled by the regular, central settings. At least on Bionic Beaver, where this is the default.

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