redefine shortcuts for keys being set to default after reboot

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Published on 2014-04-26T13:53:45Z Indexed on 2014/05/27 9:56 UTC
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i am using PHPStorm editor on Ubuntu 14.04. Everything is so smooth that I am loving the experience (especially the workspace experience is amazing)

however this bug is giving me headache... some of the editor's short-cuts clash with default Ubuntu keys (Alt + Ctrl + Left,Right,Up or Down arrow keys). I have changed the default keys to (super + Left,Right,Up and Down arrow keys) so they don't collide with my editor but after the reboot, Ubuntu changes are somehow reverting to default.

This keeps comming again and again. i am sure there is a way out so therefore need help with that...

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