https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=74377
--- Comment #23 from Maxim Monastirsky <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Yousuf (Jay) Philips from comment #22) > As Qt Creator is a Qt/KDE app, i would expect it to have shortcut keys, Yes, you right (although pure-Qt apps as Qt Creator don't necessarily follow KDE HIG). > When it comes to Gtk/Gnome apps, the majority of apps that i've tried dont > have shortcuts We should be very careful here, as we shouldn't compare gtk2 with gtk3 apps - esp. GNOME official apps, and esp. their latest versions (3.18-3.20). In LO we have separate gtk2/gtk3 backends, and we can take different routes for each one. For gtk3 I believe we should follow the latest upstream UI trends, even if some other apps still don't follow them. > - file managers (files [unity] Indeed. Ubuntu stuck with an ancient (and probably heavily patched) version of it. > We should ideally mimic the behaviour found in the find toolbar field, as i > assume the context menu generated there is from the OS-level and not from > the app-level. That's not the case, as I mentioned already in comment 12. That's our own menu, and *we* take the decision there based on the platform. > But similar to other cross-platfrom apps (Word, iTunes, > Chrome), we can unilaterally decide that we want shortcuts to appear in the > context menu and that is also fine (ideally with the option to change this > in the options dialog). Note that Chrome under OS X doesn't show shortcuts. So it's a cross-platform app, but still following the UI of each platform. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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