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Lubos Lunak wrote:
>=A0This is exactly the same like another very similar feature, which has
> only a different key (Win) and a different menu (Windows Start
> menu/K-Menu).

I'm sorry, but there's one big difference between those two:

=46or the K Menu, we control the single action in the desktop that it=20
triggers.

=46or the menubar, we do not control whether applications act in response t=
o=20
Alt or not. Qt-only applications, for instance (like Skype and Google=20
Earth), do act. Other applications in the desktop do too. By the same=20
token, other applications in the desktop do not and instead act on F10=20
(Gtk-based applications, including Mozilla). Some oddballs like Opera act=20
to neither.

My personal preference would be for Alt to stay and free up F10 for more=20
important tasks. But that's me. Considering I've just found out I have=20
used Gimp and Mozilla time and again and never noticed they did not react=20
to Alt, I believe I don't use that shortcut quite that often (only in=20
KMail, I think).

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