Keymapping on Ubuntu

[Cxarli]

I've edited the keymap manually for a few updates now, but I think it's better to implement this globally.
On Ubuntu, CTRL-ALT-T opens a terminal, so when I try to select a target, it fails. I've manually changed this to CTRL-ALT-N to keep the BVGHN keys for build. (They're close to each other on a QWERTY keyboard). Maybe we could change this for everyone, as I suspect a few people will be using Ubuntu (or another distro that has CTRL-ALT-T assigned to opening a terminal on default, for example Debian)

[noseglid]

You wouldn't have to change it for every update. Rather change your keymaps (Command palette -> Application: Open Your Keymap) and add

".platform-linux atom-workspace, .platform-linux atom-text-editor":
    '"ctrl-alt-n": "build:select-active-target"

And it will persist updates. Of course you can add more custom keybindings. See keymaps/build.json for the ones defined by default.

[jhasse]

This has already been fixed in #215. Try F7 to select the target :)

[Cxarli]

Oh wow @jhasse, someone obviously didn't RTFM. Thanks! Closing this