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confidence for label keybindings: 0.8. does meet threshold
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confidence for label keybindings: 0.8. does meet threshold
confidence for assignee bpasero: 0.6. does not meet threshold
confidence for label keybindings: 0.8. does meet threshold
confidence for assignee bpasero: 0.6. does not meet threshold
confidence for label keybindings: 0.8. does meet threshold
confidence for assignee bpasero: 0.6. does not meet threshold
confidence for label keybindings: 0.8. does meet threshold
confidence for assignee bpasero: 0.6. does not meet threshold
Sorry if this is the wrong way to go about it, but I just wanted to raise a discussion around shortcuts!
As a Linux user, I just find the choice of shortcut for back and forward a bit odd. 🤔 All, or at least most, desktop applications I've used that support back/forward use
ALT
+LEFT
andALT
+RIGHT
respectively.Albeit, most of the ones I use shortcuts like that are my browser, and then desktop apps that are often Chromium applications, so a browser again pretty much.
Regardless, I'd imagine (but this is just an assumption) that most Linux desktop users would try
ALT
+LEFT
to go back… notCTRL
+SHIFT
+-
.Ofc I'm sure anyone who has a problem with the current default can just change the keybinding, but I thought it was a worthwhile discussion to improve the out-of-the-box user experience.
Think the default shortcuts for Linux could be revised? Have any opinions on that?
There is a website that shows what shortcut keys are used for by application.
CTRL
+ALT
+-
https://defkey.com/what-means/ctrl-alt-minus Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio are the only applications that do anything related to going backwards. Most others are related to window size or zoom.ALT
+ALT
https://defkey.com/what-means/alt-left Varies between go back a page, start of the line, start of the file, etc. A notable number of applications go back a page, however.If this doesn't change, could we at least get a comment here with where the current default shortcuts came from? ^-^'