G'day,
I pulled the latest from git late yesterday, and just noticed that CTRL-Q no longer binds to Quit.
a) was this intentional? b) is there a way to put this back? (can't see it in key bindings)
cheers, Ross
On Sat, Jan 14, 2012 at 11:06 AM, Ross McKay rosko@zeta.org.au wrote:
G'day,
I pulled the latest from git late yesterday, and just noticed that CTRL-Q no longer binds to Quit.
a) was this intentional? b) is there a way to put this back? (can't see it in key bindings)
Hi Ross,
Which version of Troll, erm oops sorry GTK/Gnome are you using, most of the shortcuts in the file menu are simply picked up as default, and as they are standard no way is provided to change them.
My guess is G* has changed its default?
Cheers Lex
On 01/13/2012 04:19 PM, Lex Trotman wrote:
On Sat, Jan 14, 2012 at 11:06 AM, Ross McKayrosko@zeta.org.au wrote:
G'day,
I pulled the latest from git late yesterday, and just noticed that CTRL-Q no longer binds to Quit.
a) was this intentional? b) is there a way to put this back? (can't see it in key bindings)
Hi Ross,
Which version of Troll, erm oops sorry GTK/Gnome are you using, most of the shortcuts in the file menu are simply picked up as default, and as they are standard no way is provided to change them.
My guess is G* has changed its default?
That was going to be my guess too; something with GTK+/stock items/gtkrc.
I don't see a quit keybinding in Geany code (after a quick search).
Cheers, Matthew Brush
Lex Trotman wrote:
Which version of Troll, erm oops sorry GTK/Gnome are you using, most of the shortcuts in the file menu are simply picked up as default, and as they are standard no way is provided to change them.
My guess is G* has changed its default?
Matthew Brush wrote:
That was going to be my guess too; something with GTK+/stock items/gtkrc.
I don't see a quit keybinding in Geany code (after a quick search).
I'm on Fedora 16 x86-64, latest stable updates, and ./waf configure reports: Using GTK version : 2.24.8
Until recently I was struggling along with GNOME 3, and just a week ago I switched to LXDE when upgrading SWMBO's machine to Fedora 16 and GNOME couldn't handle the move (bloody accelerated graphics shmaphics; I'm running the same DE as she is so that I can answer any questions she has). Could that be part of it?
I have GNOME 3 installed as well as LXDE, but I'm running the LXDE dm as well as the de. The odd thing is that CTRL-Q was working before the git pull / rebuild, and I can ssh to SWMBO's PC (similar config) and run Geany there and it still has CTRL-Q.
If this is environmental, I guess I'll just have to get used to using ALT-F4 again, eh?
On 01/13/2012 05:04 PM, Ross McKay wrote:
Lex Trotman wrote:
Which version of Troll, erm oops sorry GTK/Gnome are you using, most of the shortcuts in the file menu are simply picked up as default, and as they are standard no way is provided to change them.
My guess is G* has changed its default?
Matthew Brush wrote:
That was going to be my guess too; something with GTK+/stock items/gtkrc.
I don't see a quit keybinding in Geany code (after a quick search).
I'm on Fedora 16 x86-64, latest stable updates, and ./waf configure reports: Using GTK version : 2.24.8
Until recently I was struggling along with GNOME 3, and just a week ago I switched to LXDE when upgrading SWMBO's machine to Fedora 16 and GNOME couldn't handle the move (bloody accelerated graphics shmaphics; I'm running the same DE as she is so that I can answer any questions she has). Could that be part of it?
I have GNOME 3 installed as well as LXDE, but I'm running the LXDE dm as well as the de. The odd thing is that CTRL-Q was working before the git pull / rebuild, and I can ssh to SWMBO's PC (similar config) and run Geany there and it still has CTRL-Q.
If this is environmental, I guess I'll just have to get used to using ALT-F4 again, eh?
Naw, it might actually be something in Geany. All my other GTK2 and GTK3 apps have their stock keybindings (you can see the keybinding next to the menu items), except Geany.
Maybe something was broke recently? I'd blame my GtkBuilder changes, but if it's been fine until the last pull, I doubt it's that.
Cheers, Matthew Brush
On Sat, Jan 14, 2012 at 12:04 PM, Ross McKay rosko@zeta.org.au wrote:
Lex Trotman wrote:
Which version of Troll, erm oops sorry GTK/Gnome are you using, most of the shortcuts in the file menu are simply picked up as default, and as they are standard no way is provided to change them.
My guess is G* has changed its default?
Matthew Brush wrote:
That was going to be my guess too; something with GTK+/stock items/gtkrc.
I don't see a quit keybinding in Geany code (after a quick search).
I'm on Fedora 16 x86-64, latest stable updates, and ./waf configure reports: Using GTK version : 2.24.8
Until recently I was struggling along with GNOME 3, and just a week ago I switched to LXDE when upgrading SWMBO's machine to Fedora 16 and GNOME couldn't handle the move (bloody accelerated graphics shmaphics; I'm running the same DE as she is so that I can answer any questions she has). Could that be part of it?
Was your previous version older than December 10 (pre git 2d41ee941b)?
Maybe its related to the major UI changes committed then (the move to Glade 3).
I have GNOME 3 installed as well as LXDE, but I'm running the LXDE dm as well as the de. The odd thing is that CTRL-Q was working before the git pull / rebuild, and I can ssh to SWMBO's PC (similar config) and run Geany there and it still has CTRL-Q.
IIUC LXDE is GTK2 so I wouldn't expect it to be the problem (I am willing to believe anything bad about interactions with GTK/Gnome 3).
Cheers Lex
If this is environmental, I guess I'll just have to get used to using ALT-F4 again, eh? -- Ross McKay, Toronto, NSW Australia "Let the laddie play wi the knife - he'll learn"
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Le 14/01/2012 01:06, Ross McKay a écrit :
G'day,
I pulled the latest from git late yesterday, and just noticed that CTRL-Q no longer binds to Quit.
a) was this intentional? b) is there a way to put this back? (can't see it in key bindings)
cheers, Ross
They should be back in master, thanks for noticing.
Cheers, Colomban
Colomban Wendling wrote:
They should be back in master, thanks for noticing.
Crikey, that was quick!
Thanks, I have CTRL-Q back again and I can go back to grumbling about those other programs that don't understand CTRL-Q :)
cheers, Ross