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Change macOS control group defaults back to Cmd. #20030

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@pchote pchote commented May 7, 2022

This PR uses the new plumbing introduced in #20028 to restore the pre-#19666 behaviour on macOS.

This change was forced by necessity at the time, and while there are arguments that it may be wanted for other reasons, IMO that should be discussed and PRed as its own feature. If and until then, we should restore the previous behaviour to avoid breaking the muscle memory of existing players.

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Ok.

@abcdefg30 abcdefg30 merged commit c6dc0b5 into OpenRA:bleed May 9, 2022
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PunkPun commented Aug 19, 2022

This PR should be reverted. We conflict with native OSX hotkeys #17039

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Another option for the user:
System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > App Shortcuts. Click +, application: OpenRA, Menu Title: Quit Red Alert, keyboard shortcut: [Whatever you want]

@pchote pchote deleted the macos-cmd-groups branch August 24, 2023 20:26
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