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Subject: Re: kmix and shortcut keys
From: Éric Brunet <Eric.Brunet () lps ! ens ! fr>
Date: 2004-02-01 9:57:13
Message-ID: 20040201095713.GA29301 () lps ! ens ! fr
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On Sun, Feb 01, 2004 at 12:29:12AM +0000, Jonathan Riddell wrote:
> > > >>> What I would like to do, is to assign the keys
> > > >>> XF86Audio(Raise|Lower|Mute)Volume to the kmix_applet, and never use kmix.
>
> What is kmix_applet?
That's the applet that goes into the panel if you click on the RMB, add
applet, mixer (well, That's a back translation. Right now, my menus are
in french.) It has a configuration file in .kde/share/config which is,
right now, called kmix_panelapplet_18lzlelwsnezygg0qmp_rc (and I am sure
there is a good reason for that name) The kmix_applet is very small, does
not take any room on the screen, allows you to quickly change the volume
whitout displaying a big ugly window in the middle and does not occupy a
slot in the taskbar.
Plus, when kmilo is disabled, it answers very well to keystrokes.
>
> What would you rather the volume keys did? Changeing the volume seems
> like the perfect task :)
>
> It might be nicer is there was a lighter weight way to change the
> volume than loading kmix.
kmix_applet is this lighter weight way.
>
> Suggestions for a good configuration interface to KMilo are welcome,
I don't know what could be a good interface. But if the job of KMilo is to
catch keystrokes and react to them, then I think that before taking any
action, it should check that the key stroke has not been explicitely
defined as a shortcut for another application. Only if the key stroke is
not assigned should the default action be taken.
Thanking you for improving kde,
Éric
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