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Holy one-and-a-half-year gravedig, Batman!
Alt+tabbing away from the game, pressing shift after exiting the overlay, trying to press all the other modifier keys (left shift, right shift, left ctrl, right ctrl, alt, alt gr, both windows buttons) didn't help. I tried to do it both in steam overlay and in the game. Also tried to exit steam overlay both with shift+tab and clicking at the "Click here to return to the game" -button.
I'm also on Ubuntu 14.04, and yes, also happened when having great ship :(
This is your problem. Install mint.
Mint is essentially a Debian-influenced variant of Ubuntu.
this run was just starting to good...
For what it's worth I currently use Linux Mint 17 Qiana (build on 12.04 LTS until 2017). I haven't experienced the problem since, but I only played FTL 10 hours or so after the first issue occured so that doens't count for much. But yes, Linux Mint's defaults are much nicer than Ubuntu's defaults, but it's unlikely to have any impact on this issue, because the keyboard events are passed from X Windowing System to the application, as far as I understand.
Though I do have some very vague memory of the keyboard locking up on Linux in non-Steam applications once or twice in the past. I can't really remember the details (eg.whether it turned out to be a background window like Keychain Unlock being the active window, or an actual system issue that needed a restart)..