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Description
Describe the bug
On GNOME Shell 49.4, enabling V-Shell causes the Super key to stop triggering the Overview after the session fully initializes.
Immediately after login, the Super key works normally.
After a short delay (or after workspace / monitor state changes), the Super key no longer opens the Overview, becoming a no-op.
Disabling V-Shell immediately restores correct Super key behavior.
The issue does not occur on the GDM login screen (where extensions are not loaded).
Basic debug information
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Did disabling all other extensions help?
Yes. Disabling V-Shell alone restores correct Super key behavior. -
Did you find conflicting extension?
No. The issue occurs with only V-Shell enabled.
To Reproduce
- Install and enable V-Shell on GNOME 49.4.
- Log out and log back in.
- Press the Super key — it works initially.
- Wait briefly (or trigger workspace/monitor changes).
- Press Super again.
- The Overview no longer opens.
Expected behavior
The Super key should consistently open the GNOME Overview while V-Shell is enabled.
V-Shell should modify workspace layout and behavior without disabling the Super key trigger.
Screenshots
Not applicable — the issue is behavioral (Super key becomes inactive).
System:
- OS: openSUSE Tumbleweed (also reproducible on Leap)
- GNOME Shell Version: 49.4
- V-Shell extension version: 49.13.108
- Source of installation: (extension.gnome.org / GitHub)
- Session type: Wayland
- Multi-monitor setup: Yes
- Other installed and enabled extensions:
- places-menu
- gtk4-ding
- weatheroclock
- freon
(Issue occurs with only V-Shell enabled.)
System log output
Behavior only