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Use a recent dev build on a fresh user dir under Linux (FC3), default Ocean L&F, standard US-101 keyboard layout. Run with Mustang b39, create a j2seproject. F6 runs and F11 builds (and S-F11 clean builds), all as expected. Now run with Mustang b40. F6 still runs, but F11 and S-F11 do nothing. The corresponding menu items work fine. Playing with the Keyboard Shortcuts dialog, I tried to bind some other action to F11 in b40, and got a surprise: when I pressed the F11 key, the binding was listed as "Stop", not "F11". (Pressing F12 resulted in "Again", but F10 was "F10" as expected.) What are "Stop" and "Again"? Looks like a bug in Mustang b40, but needs to be investigated why this change was made. From https://mustang.dev.java.net/files/documents/2817/15859/mustang-b40.html all I can see is http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6266513 - key handling in XAWT popup menu http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4360364 - Cyrillic input in Linux
Consider this P2 since F11 is in practice such a commonly needed KB shortcut that its absence is very noticeable.
isn't this one a dup of issue 60104 ?
Yes. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 60104 ***
verified as dupl.