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I have Super+M mapped to Maximize window horizontally in my keyboard shortcuts, but it still opens the calendar. I have also set <Super>+V to paste, but this also opens my calendar.

I can't find where Super is being mapped to the calendar anywhere. Does anyone know why this is happening or how I can make it stop?

Note that I amusing gnome with Ubuntu 16.04LTS and the gdm3 display manager if it helps.

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This problem annoyed me too. (I like my custom hotkeys.)

I found this setting buried way deep in the system dconf settings under /org/gnome/shell/keybindings on my system.

You'll need to install dconf-editor

sudo apt-get install dconf-editor

Then you'll need to search for "calendar" until you find the related setting. (Note: I'm using Ubuntu 17.10 / gnome-shell window manager. This will likely be different under your system, but it should exist somewhere.)

(If you're using gnome-shell window manager: look under /org/gnome/shell/keybindings for key toggle-message-tray.

Here's what it looked like on my system.) enter image description here

To change the default hotkey settings:

  1. Turn off the "Use default value" setting.
  2. Set "Custom value" to "". (That's two empty quotes)
  3. Now you should be able to use your custom keybindings.

Good luck, please post back here if this worked (or if you found the setting in 16.04)

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