On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 12:53 PM, Philipp Lohmann <philipp.lohm...@sun.com> wrote:
> Right, I remember now. However when pressing the windows key, the normal > reaction is that the windows startmenu pops up, isn't it ? Yes, that's correct. I just tested it on my wife's computer. > At the moment I am not sure though whether this is true also for the right > windows key ; I'll check. Same behavior as the left Windows key. Windows menu appears. > The context menu key is also already in use for popping of the > context menu. Yes, that's correct too. >From user's point of view, it has no sense to assign Windows keys and Menu key to MOD3 modifier. > One COULD think about using only the right Alt key (aka Alt > Gr) or the right context menu key for MOD3; however that would probably be > unexpected. If we decide to do that we need a configuration option for that. Same opinion here. > On the X11 platforms you can use one of those to mean "meta" which is used > all the time by emacs (though that is the only application that comes to > mind using the meta modifier). This however would be straight forward. I'll do this for Linux. Meta will be MOD3. > Currently I tend to think so. But I'll check when I'm back on my windows > system. >From my tests on Windows, there's no way for Windows keys or Menu key. I think that AltGr as MOD3 will be confusing for users. I'm voting for bMod3 = FALSE on Windows. Please, can you discuss this with mba if he is around your office? Regards, -- Robert Vojta --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@gsl.openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@gsl.openoffice.org
