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updated per the never-ending changes of gnome3
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You can do that via System Settings > Keyboard (or gnome-control-center keyboard in terminal): go to Typing and set Modifiers-only switch to next source to Caps Lock

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Alternatively,could set the corresponding xkb option (which is what the above does underneath) via gsettings or dconf-editor: navigate.
Navigate to org > gnome > desktop > input-sources and add grp:caps_toggle to your xkb-options:

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Note each option is enclosed in single quotes, options are separated by comma+space.


On older gnome3 releases you could do that also via System Settings > Keyboard (or gnome-control-center keyboard in terminal) > Typing > Modifiers-only switch to next source to Caps Lock

enter image description here

This was removed from recent releases (see sanmai's answer for alternatives to dconf-editor).

You can do that via System Settings > Keyboard (or gnome-control-center keyboard in terminal): go to Typing and set Modifiers-only switch to next source to Caps Lock

enter image description here

Alternatively, set the corresponding xkb option (which is what the above does underneath) via gsettings or dconf: navigate to org > gnome > desktop > input-sources and add grp:caps_toggle to your xkb-options:

enter image description here

Note each option is enclosed in single quotes, options are separated by comma+space.

You could set the corresponding xkb option via dconf-editor.
Navigate to org > gnome > desktop > input-sources and add grp:caps_toggle to your xkb-options:

enter image description here

Note each option is enclosed in single quotes, options are separated by comma+space.


On older gnome3 releases you could do that also via System Settings > Keyboard (or gnome-control-center keyboard in terminal) > Typing > Modifiers-only switch to next source to Caps Lock

enter image description here

This was removed from recent releases (see sanmai's answer for alternatives to dconf-editor).

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don_crissti
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You can do that via System Settings > Keyboard (or gnome-control-center keyboard in terminal): go to Typing and set Modifiers-only switch to next source to Caps Lock

enter image description here

Alternatively, set the corresponding xkb option (which is what the above does underneath) via gsettings or dconf: navigate to org > gnome > desktop > input-sources and add grp:caps_toggle to your xkb-options:

enter image description here

Note each option is enclosed in single quotes, options are separated by comma+space.