Public bug reported:
Wanted result: Open "Gimp" by using only the keyboard, without letting go of
the standard keyboard-stance, asdfjklö.
What happens: I Open the meny with <alt>-<F1>, but there I'm stuck. The "g"-key
doesn't respond
Reproducable: Yes
Platform specific: No
Ok, in Windows I use the <super>-key to launch the menu. In Gnome/KDE I
can live with the <alt>-<F1>shortcut, but when I want to stop down to
"Graphics" I hit the "g"-key and nothing happens, the highligthed
alternative doesn't jump down to "Games", (and of course neither after
another keystroke to "Graphics").
BUT when I in this mode hit "s" as in "System" - I then change the menu
to "System" and THERE I can navigate through the menu-options by
pressing the "a"-key repeatedly I choose between "Administration",
"About Gnome" and "About Ubuntu".
I think this is a usabilityproblem that should be solved - we shoudn't
force the users to use the arrow keys when it could be done otherwise
(and more correct)
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Initial keys in Gnome-menu doesn't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157090
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