https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=461485
NM64 <nm64+bugs.kde....@pm.me> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Ever confirmed|0 |1
Status|RESOLVED |REOPENED
Resolution|INTENTIONAL |---
--- Comment #2 from NM64 <nm64+bugs.kde....@pm.me> ---
(In reply to Gabriel Barrantes from comment #1)
> "enter" key on any keyboard should trigger an "equal button" press tho.
I cannot help but think you misread my suggestion.
My point is that, because the "enter" key already works as an "equal button",
why must the "=+" key (the one next to backspace) only be usable as an "equals
button" unless you hold the shift key?
As you know, many laptops lack a numpad, and you can already use the "x" key as
a shiftless way to use the "multiply button" as well as the "/?" key working as
a shiftless way to use the "divide button".
But there's currently no way to use the "minus button" in a shiftless way...
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