When I press the right super key + P, gnome-shell switchtes between different display settings (how my monitors are arranged and what there resoluiton is). Sometimes I press the combination accidentally which is really annoying.
I looked through the gnome keybaord settings, and there are all kind of shortcuts. But this one I can not find.
Where is it located and how can I disable it?
I suggest you to try this (it works for me):
Go in the dconf-editor via the command "dconf-editor" in a terminal, then go at:
/org/gnome/mutter/keybindings/switch-monitor
and disable "use default value" and delete:
'<Super>p',
I don't usually use gnome (I installed Ubuntu and just use unity), but when I used gnome I set custom shortcuts, and I've done some reading around to check. Some OSs may need dconf instead of gconf.
The answer here shows how to change keyboard shortcuts using gconf-editor. You need to select the unwanted shortcut in gnome tweak-tools or gconf-editor and press backspace to clear it.
Alternative methods are given here and here, the questions are on askubuntu, but they're gnome specific questions.
