I'm not sure it's relevant. This spec is for FOSS desktop environments.
Typically you aren't going to be installing Plasma or GNOME on a Mac on
top of macOS. You might wipe macOS and install a FOSS OS, in which case
the spec fully applies with no issues.
Nate
On 6/8/20 4:11 PM, Sparr wrote:
I think it's worth calling out, although I suspect most of us are
already aware, that in macOS most applications use the command/super key
for shortcuts that would use ctrl in other OSes, while still also using
ctrl and option/alt as application modifier keys as well.
I do not expect cross-platform apps to change their behavior on macOS as
a result of this standard, even if they are otherwise compliant.
On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 5:37 PM Nate Graham <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
On 5/6/20 6:05 PM, Noah Davis wrote:
> Start key == Windows key. Maybe I didn't use the right name, but I've
> always called it the Start key since it opens the start menu. It's
> called Meta in Qt and Super in GTK.
...And if you're using a Mac keyboard, the command key (the one with
the
cloverleaf symbol on it) maps to Meta/Super/Win/Start/whatever we're
calling it. :)
+1 for the original proposal. Since GNOME is already doing this,
perhaps
we could make a formal XDG spec recommending it. Seems pretty
logical to me.
Nate
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