Hello Michael,

Thank you for your input so far.

> > > * Shortcut editor should be integrated to the
> Edit->Preferences.  That is
> > > where the action takes place for things like this
> in RG.
> 
> The KDE model has Settings->Configure $APP_NAME
> ->Configure Menus ->Configure 
> Shortcuts ->Configure Toolbars.
> 
> The absence of the KDE model is what everyone is crying
> about, so I think it 
> would probably be fine to do these under Edit as separate
> menu entries, KDE-
> style, except we're using the Edit menu like everything in
> the GNOME world, so 
> Edit->Preferences ->Shortcuts ->Menus, and so on.

So I'll take that as a vote for Thorsten's initial model that has an 
Edit->Shortcuts on each Window that has shortcuts to modify.

It is probably a simpler design that I had in mind, but very workable.

I'll vote that way as well.

> 
> > > * Provide a way to export / import the
> shortcuts.
> > 
> > Hmm, who shall import them?
> 
> Who knows, but KDE has all this junk.  Print, New,
> Current Scheme, Export, and 
> so on and so forth.  The KDE widget we lost is really
> very complicated (at 
> least in KDE 4, which is the only thing I have available
> for reference).
> 

My thought was being able to pull custom shortcuts across several installs or 
for those who reinstall or upgrade to a newer release.

But managing changes across releases could become a maintenance nightmare.

So the more I think about it, the less appealing it looks.

> All a fat lot of bother for nothing if you ask me, of
> course.  Don't take 
> anything I'm saying for a demand or a set of
> requirements.  If what you come 
> up with is a hideous unworkable mess, I'll do the absolute
> minimum necessary 
> to make it at least slightly tolerable in the scheme of
> things, and run with 
> it.

Maybe as simple as possible is best.  I was modeling from several Applications 
that had very sophisticated shortcut editors.  We could get away with less and 
still deliver the core functionality.

> You're doing a dirty job Thorsten.  You're a
> brave man.

I second that.

Sincerely,
Julie S.



      

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