mpt, I would appreciate clarification on the contention that an
application that has no need to require users to know whether it is
"running" or not does not need a quit item (and more importantly a
Ctrl-Q keyboard shortcut to quit).
My argument is that users are simply *used to* quiting an application (a
graphical process) by pressing Ctrl-Q and/or Alt-F4. Even though Alt-F4
is not in the menus as an option in software-center it still works to
close it. Why not do the same with Ctrl-Q?
>From my point of view, I say we should stick with a standard set of
shortcuts for the applications shipped within the distribution.
** Changed in: software-center (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Opinion
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Title:
Close menu item seems to violate Gnome HIG
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