Default behaviour for "run anything" and increase/decrease font size

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As stated by an another user, the option to increase and decrease font size for editor(s) is not checked by default.
However, Ctrl+scroll seems to be bounded to "run anything" feature. So, when I Ctrl+scroll, the pop up to run a command shows, but the moment I keep scrolling it goes away. Let's say I scroll 4 rows, the pop up shows, hides, shows and hides.
Under macros, "run anything" is bound to nothing. I tried to bind it to something else and it works, but the moment I delete any macro with the feature, the Ctrl+scroll shows/hides the feature.

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Can't reproduce that. Try changing keymap to "Windows" instead of "XWin"

Disabling custom plugins could also help

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Konstantin Annikov, I've tried changing the keymap without success.
My system is Cinnamon 20.3 inside a dual boot on a Dell G5SE and I'm using Norton's script for my mouse wheel to work properly.

Disabling plugins did not work.

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 I'm using Norton's script for my mouse wheel to work properly.

I'd check this direction. Most probably, it is system-related. 

Try invoking Ctrl+Wheel here to see how IntelliJ IDEA see your shortcut. 

Also, Screenkey (https://gitlab.com/screenkey/screenkey) could help to understand what shortcut is sent by the System. 

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Try invoking Ctrl+Wheel here to see how IntelliJ IDEA see your shortcut. 

IntelliJ detects nothing.

Screenkey was of great help to understand what happens. It looks like whenever I try to increase/decrease font size the input is "Ctrl + scroll". However the wheel input reenters Ctrl and the IDE detects the input as Ctrl+Ctrl rapidly, which trigger the feature. You can replicate this last thing pressing rapidly twice Ctrl.
If I Ctrl+scroll slow, the input doesn't catch it as double Ctrl and doesn't pop the modal.

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> However the wheel input reenters Ctrl

That seems to be environment-specific. I'd ask the question on ubuntu forums, or directly Nick Norton

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