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I am very aware that the standard way of doing this in Ubuntu is Ctrl+⇬+C and Ctrl+⇬+V.

I come from an elementary OS background where they actually fixed this. So if eOS can fix this, so should I in vanilla Ubuntu.

How does one fix this? The Ctrl+⇬+C, for example, must be located somewhere in the settings?

David Foerster
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Karl Morrison
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open a terminal

ctrl-alt-t

then use the menus:

edit -> preferences -> shortcuts (tab)

and change your 'accelerator'!

slowko
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