Re: disabling the consuming of Ctrl+shift+f etc keystrokes

[mortenw gnome org (Morten Welinder)]

> You can enter Unicode hex codes with Ctrl-Shift-<hexdigit>.  So, to
> enter an "á", which is U+00e1, hold down Ctrl and Shift, type
> "e1" (that's E One), and release Ctrl-Shift.

Potentially useful, very geeky.

<advocacy client="devil">
So you hold down a magic key combination and then enter an arbitrary
base-16 number assigned by an organization with "code" in its name.
(Almost: before you enter said arbitrary number you must first drop
leading zeros, if any.)  Oh, and type carefully because backspace
won't work.

How did that pass UI review?
</advocacy>

Morten