Attempt to replace the Gnome-Control-Center keyboard page #1224
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@mtwebster Thanks for this great feature. |
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One issue I see - we have a number of bindings hardcoded in Cinnamon - Alt-tab, Shift-alt-tab, alt-f2 to name a couple. I haven't looked into changing those, but I will. It can only cause confusion if someone assigns one of these 'special' bindings to something else, and it doesn't work. |
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I think an option to reset each setting (individually) to its default value would be very useful. |
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Moved bindings to the top for easier access, added right-click reset-to-defaults context menu. And squashed commits |
See linuxmint#1224 for details
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@mtwebster Which one do we need, #1264 or this one? Please close one of them. |
…ngs that actually work. All functionality should be duplicated here, with the additional advantage of being able to assign multiple bindings to items that support it.
This isn't 100% reliable - you have to get the key press duration just so for it to take, but with a couple tries you can do it. Added menu popup keybinding also.
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I guess this one - the other will have to wait, since it breaks every time someone makes a change to cinnamon-settings. |
Attempt to replace the Gnome-Control-Center keyboard page
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Thank you for fixing this - I am so much happier now using Cinnamon. It's a great desktop environment. |
...with settings that actually work.
All functionality should be duplicated here, with the additional advantage
of being able to assign multiple bindings to items that support it.
To do possibly before merge:
Addresses:
#1117
#797
#1174
#722
#713
#544
#974
#549