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Review request for KDE Frameworks, Plasma and David Faure.
Repository: kg
On Tuesday 11 March 2014 13:54:56 Sebastian Kügler wrote:
> One thing is a bit puzzling, perhaps someone knows how to go about this:
> The meta key behaves different now, when I edit a shortcut, it's accepted
> as soon as I press the meta key, so it's not seen as a modifier, but as a
> key of its
On Tuesday 11 March 2014 13:54:56 Sebastian Kügler wrote:
> A quick heads-up: I'm looking into what's broken in our global shortcuts.
> Here's a quick run-down of my findings so far:
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> kglobalaccel has some brokenness in it. It used to poke into the privates of
> KGlobalShortcutInfo in order to
A quick heads-up: I'm looking into what's broken in our global shortcuts.
Here's a quick run-down of my findings so far:
kglobalaccel has some brokenness in it. It used to poke into the privates of
KGlobalShortcutInfo in order to create its own object in a cast. This code is
disabled right now
