macOS improvements #214
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1. More natural single key shortcuts for common elements and actions 2. This is inline with other circuit editors/simulators like KiCad 3. Make some shortcuts native on macOS
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Thanks for the contribution! I have merged everything except the commit related to the new shortcuts into the |
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The commits from this PR has been merged using CLI interface, but Github doesn't count this PR as merged. Closing this manually. |
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I just want to share my modifications to make qucs-s on macOS more modern looking. I have previously done this for Qt4 version, and today adapted for your excellent Qt6 update. Since it contains some few controversial changes, like different more KiCad keyboard mappings, I am not expecting this to be merged right away. Nevertheless I wanted to share this in case anything of this may be useful for others.