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On Thursday 31 August 2006 20:33, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> > Why would we want to loose a key for the KDE style just to
> > accommodate ex Windows (and mac) users?
>
> the answer is in the question; as simon has discovered it is nice for
> people who switch between the three desktops, particularly on a
> day-to-day.

Then the answer is, there is no point in losing it since these people are=20
better off using the windows combos anyway if they want to avoid=20
confusion.

I really want to avoid a repeat of konqueror where very obscure keycombos=20
have to be used for plugins like cervisia just because all the nice ones=20
are used with arguments like Simons.
Start krita and see that there already are shortcut clashes. Its very=20
annoying to see that 19 of the 26 normal letters are already taken by=20
KDE. Makes sane design of keyboard shortcuts just that much harder.

Reading back, I guess the most obvious solution is missed; both mac and=20
win know about ctrl-shift-z, you say? (which makes a really simple to=20
press triangle here), so all KDE using people can just get used to that=20
on those platforms, right?
=2D-=20
Thomas Zander

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