We use Ctrl-Shift-T combination as shortcut in Netbeans IDE, but on Linux RH 6.2, kernel 2.4.1, Gnome/Enlightenment it does not work. I created simple application with similar code as used in Netbeans IDE and attached it here.

It works fine on Win2000 and Solaris, more people saw this behaviour on Linux RH 6.2 with Gnome.

I use JDK 1.3.1-rc2-b23, I checked merlin beta and it is the same (beta-b64).

Some info about test application: It is simple MDI example, it opens JInternalFrame with JEditorPane. After start focus is in JEditorPane you
can write inside. Log is written to console, log contains key events received
by focus manager. If you hold down Ctrl and Shift and then press T no event
is generated if you release T KEY_RELEASED event is generated. For other keys
it works fine only Ctrl-Shift-Y sometimes does not work either when pressed after Ctrl-Shift-T.