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I've been using Lubuntu instead of Ubuntu for more than a couple of years, now, and I haven't been keeping up with the evolution of Unity and GNOME 3, so I have no idea where those options have been moved to. In fact, in order to answer your question, I just installed the Unity session alongside my ...

[Unintentional double post. Please delete. I apologize].

Now I can move on to reporting this as a bug, including a link to this topic for reference. No need to report it to Audacity. Gale is the main man for tracking Audacity bugs, so he will have logged it already ;) Oops! In that case, I apologize, because I sent an email right after that post. Assumin...

Dear Gale Andrews, thank you very much for taking the time to confirm this. Now I can move on to reporting this as a bug, including a link to this topic for reference. I was aware of that option in Ubuntu and I do, in fact, make use of it, but I didn't mention it in order not to complicate the matter.

P.S.: It can be done in the labels editor, but that's no solution if you need (as I do) to be able to type those special characters as you listen, in the main interface, as part of a transcription workflow.

Hi! As reported on the Keyboard Preferences page of the Audacity manual, ALTGR or Right ALT […] on Windows keyboards […] sends a combined CTRL + ALT modifier and can thus be used as an alternative to call any binding that includes CTRL + ALT This behavior makes it impossible to input third- and four...