Sometimes one want to merge two paragraphs of text by deleting the separation (i.e. "deleting" what "enter" originally caused.)
This works fine with backspace: Position cursor at the start of the second paragraph, press backspace once, and the paragraphs are merged into one. At least if both are "standard" text.
One expects that putting the cursor at the end of the first paragraph and pressing "delete" should do exactly the same, but it doesn't.
Consistency here is user-friendly. Few people use both "delete" and "backspace" like I do, most use one or the other. Those used to "delete" will have a harder time.
This is not a regression, as lyx1.3 has the same problem. Still, if it happens to be simple . . . If it is hard, consider it a wishlist thing.
Helge Hafting
