[Libreoffice-ux-advise] [Bug 148258] Regaining user control over keyboard customization

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=148258

Vince <vreher at cox.net> changed:

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--- Comment #4 from Vince <vreher at cox.net> ---
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #3)

> Thanks for the patch, not sure it is really of any help as it is gtk3 only

Only one part of the patch is gtk3 and I honestly do not expect that to be
accepted as is. I am hoping that this leads to another solution to bug 144846
that doesn't remove ability to customize alt+letter keystrokes when vtk == gtk.

> and applies just to writer.

The other part of the patch does apply only to writer table sizing keystrokes 
since that is the source of the older bug reports. I am sure that there are
other cases within writer and the other modules wherein keystrokes are
processed and consumed without considering that they may have been customized. 

> More general structure for mix of core short-cut
> binding, short-cuts assigned to UNO controls, and mnemonic 'accelerators'
> assigned dynamically or by l10n to the various UI controls--and the user
> 'customization' available to each category does need review and alignment.

Absolutely! I would hope that outcome of such a review would still leave users
the ability to customize the behaviour of as wide a range of keystrokes as
possible while at the same time "protecting" them from doing stupid or insane
things ... like remapping the arrow keys:)

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