Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnucash
Running Gutsy. This was also present in Feisty.
Gnome should allow the user to create a new application-specific
keyboard shortcut by bringing up a menu, selecting the action, and
pressing a key or keys. For example, I should be able to assign the
'Control-B' key combination to perform 'Blank Transaction' by bringing
up the 'Actions' menu, selecting 'Blank Transaction', and pressing
Control-B. A 'Ctrl+B' should appear in the menu along side 'Blank
Transaction' to indicate the assignment.
However, this doesn't work. Nothing happens.
This does work in some, but not all, other applications. For example, it
works in the Bluefish editor. It does not, however, work in Gedit. It
*should* work in all Gnome applications, I believe.
Before I migrated to Ubuntu, I ran Debian, and it worked in Debian etch,
in all Gnome apps I tried it in, including GnuCash.
It's not a showstopper bug, but it's annoying. Keyboard shortcuts speed
things up. I'd like to assign more of them, and can't.
** Affects: gnucash (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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can't make a new keyboard shortcut on gnucash menu
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/178225
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