Whatabout sticky keys in these situations?
Sergey Udaltsov wrote: > Hello > > This is not GNOME, it is X Window which handles the switching. And I'm > afraid it would be not trivial (I have doubts it is possible at all) > to change the behavior here. IIRC the tradition to perform actions on > the key press (not release) goes back in history - to early X days... > > Cheers, > > Sergey > >> On (all) Windows default key combination to switching keyboard group is >> Alt-Shift. It's very convenient for fingers. So I activated it in Gnome. >> But on Windows the switching take place only when you press and release >> this combination. For example when I use Eclipse (on Windows) I use >> Alt-Shift-J for >> running Java program and keyboard group remains same (additional problem >> is on my Gentoo when I must press for example M-? I must press Alt-Shift-J >> instead of >> Alt-Shift in gnome terminal even in pure text console. I don't know >> why). But in Gnome just pressing this combination switches group. I >> searched for any reasonable option on "Keyboard Layout Options" in >> "Preferences->Keyboard Preferences" but I didn't found anything. >> Thx _______________________________________________ Usability mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/usability
