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Re: Here's the most silly request for KDE4 :-)
by Ben on Monday 26/Feb/2007, @02:33

The more the merryer. Please add both options to KDE4

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Re: Here's the most silly request for KDE4 :-)
by pete on Monday 26/Feb/2007, @02:39

I'd like the underline to appear when I press <ctrl><alt> 1 + f
Can I have that configuration option too please?

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Re: Here's the most silly request for KDE4 :-)
by onety-three on Monday 26/Feb/2007, @03:04

Alt is needed anyway for activating the accelerators, so that key is not chosen randomly.
Ridiculing this part of the proposal is not very constructive IMO.

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Re: Here's the most silly request for KDE4 :-)
by Re: Here's the most silly request for KDE4 :-) on Thursday 01/Mar/2007, @03:06

True, key is not chosen randomly. But for me, working 'faster'
is more important than 'having a _more_ clean look/feeling'.

First, an additional underlined letter is not excessively
distracting.

Secondly, I find it easier to perform:
look (eye) + alt (finger) + key (finger)

because fingers are used together in a quick successive way,
rather than:
alt (finger) + look (eye) + key (finger)

where I need to mentally "switch" from finger to eye, and to
finger again.

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Re: Here's the most silly request for KDE4 :-)
by Steve on Monday 26/Feb/2007, @02:48

(Score:5, Funny)

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