Yes we will have to clean that once for all.
Le 30/3/15 23:23, Peter Uhnák a écrit :
Hi,
there is currently ongoing discussion about shortcuts since there is a
bit Ctrl vs Alt chaos in both Linux and Windows.
Note for example that in many cases (undo, copy, paste, ...) you can
use both ctrl
I forget to mention close-tab shortcut (ctrl+w) which is common to Windows.
I agree (in case you tacitly said so) keyboard shortcuts are really
important for usability and i agree select-all is really important. Related
to this, there is a select-word shortcut (alt+space) which selects the word
th
Hi
You're right, ctrl+shift+z works, thanks for showing me.
Except of select all (which is, however, pretty important to me), there is
just a little more of ctrl/alt chaos mentioned by Peter. In code editor part
of class browser works both alt and ctrl (like ctrl+b for browse it or
ctrl+d for do
Hi Jan ,
(Under Windows...)
For redoing ctrl+shif+z works fine on Workspace and Class Browser and in
any other place i can remember.
Copy, cut, paste, find, text selecting, moving to previous/next word (not
exactly the same semantics) shortcuts convey Windows ones. Which other
keyboard shortcuts,
Hi,
there is currently ongoing discussion about shortcuts since there is a bit
Ctrl vs Alt chaos in both Linux and Windows.
Note for example that in many cases (undo, copy, paste, ...) you can use
both ctrl and alt.
Unfortunately there are many different tools (Nautilus, TextEditor, Rubic,
Playgro
Hello
First of all, I don't use much keyboard shortcuts on linux or mac, so all I
write is just from point of Windows-only user.
I would like to ask what is the reason of very uncommon keyboard shortcuts
on Windows.
Best example is redo/do again/invert undo... undo is ctrl+Z (which is
right), but
