I agree with Lazri, maybe an app icon would be better. Also shell screencasting, is hidden on Gnome Shortcuts. Is like an easter egg :) Furthermore it would be nice an Shortcut Screen with quick start tips for Shell, kinda similar as Unity and tooltips like KDE. Btw Lazri you can move Ctr+Shift to Shift+Caps as a quick workaround
- alex On Thu, Mar 1, 2012 at 5:11 PM, Reda Lazri <[email protected]>wrote: > Hello, > > Like many people, I've set ALT+Shift to be my shortcut keys for switching > keyboard layouts. Since this is the first thing I do, I couldn't enable the > video recorder feature in GNOME Shell(since 3.0) and thought it was broken > or something. > > Last week I discovered, by mistake, that I couldn't use the recorder > (CTRL+ALT+Shift+R) because of the shortcut keys(ALT+Shift) being used and > took care of this. > > What I'm asking here, obviously, isn't changing the default settings > because of my shortcut selection. I'm asking to either make the conflict > more obvious(like Compiz's CCSM used to do) or give the user a way to > change the recorder's shortcuts. > > Also, having a way to control the shell recorder with an App icon, GUI, > Indicator, popup-menu...(i.e. make the feature more obvious) is a good > idea. :P > > Thank you. > -- > *deviantART*: http://0rAX0.deviantart.com > *Google+*: > http://gplus.to/RedaLazri<https://plus.google.com/101681698460010159459> > > > _______________________________________________ > gnome-shell-list mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-shell-list > >
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