Re: [As-users] feel.DEFAULT key modification suggestions
Sasha Vasko (sasha@aftercode.net)
Wed, 08 Sep 2004 11:14:59 -0500
M.-A. DARCHE wrote:
> Hello,
>
>># ctrl-v = paste
>>Key v W C PasteSelection
>>
>
>
> This causes problems to applications such as Mozilla and
> OpenOffice.org that rely on this combo, since the window manager
> eats the key event that those applications cannot get afterward.
>
> Suggestion
> ----------
> Leave this combo *but* commented, so people can use it if they really
> want to, and beside it gives an example.
>
ok, I changed feel.DEFAULT
>
> 2. Better key bindings to switch to particular desktops
> =======================================================
>
> In feel.DEFAULT, there is the following key bindings:
>
>># shift + control + arrow = change desktop
>>Key Left A SC Desk 0 0
>>Key Right A SC Desk 0 1
>>Key Up A SC Desk 0 2
>>Key Down A SC Desk 0 3
>>
>
>
> Those bindings are not very usable since the scheme applied to desktop,
> that goes from left to right, is not the same scheme applied to keys,
> that goes left-right-up-and down.
>
> I have discovered the below key bindings when using KDE on another
> machine, and it really makes more sense. Especially it also follows the
> scheme of the combos for switching Unix consoles. So this is really more
> intuitive. And in the end this scheme is much more scalable since one
> can use up to many more f<n> functions keys than just the 4 arrow keys.
>
> Suggestion
> ----------
> Key F1 A C Desk 0 0
> Key F2 A C Desk 0 1
> Key F3 A C Desk 0 2
> Key F4 A C Desk 0 3
> Key F5 A C Desk 0 4
>
I wonder in Ctrl+F# is used by some apps ? Maybe we should use
Ctrl+Shift+F# ?
I'll put in what you suggested for now.
Thanks
Sasha
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