[Bug 46600] Re: cannot select `continue' with keyboard in kde

2012-02-24 Thread Richard Johnson
I have been testing ubiquity-kde today/tonight with 10.04.4 LTS, 11.10, and 12.04. Having done so, I have always tabbed to continue and pressed enter w/o any issues. Alt+C also worked w/o issues. Is this still an issue for anyone else? If so, feel free to reopen this report with any further

[Bug 46600] Re: cannot select `continue' with keyboard in kde

2009-09-24 Thread MarcRandolph
Original complaint was addressed here: --- ubiquity (1.99.22) karmic; urgency=low [ Michael Terry ] * kde: Let back/forward/quit buttons activate when highlighted and the user presses Enter. Part of bug #46600 -- cannot select `continue' with keyboard in kde

[Bug 46600] Re: cannot select `continue' with keyboard in kde

2009-09-17 Thread Michael Terry
I pushed a fix for the original complaint: that pressing Enter doesn't activate those buttons, by marking Back/Forward/Quit as 'AutoDefault'. They were always activatable by pressing Space. Colin, to address your issue, seems that the main window has to be a QDialog. The Qt documentation

[Bug 46600] Re: cannot select `continue' with keyboard in kde

2008-12-21 Thread Colin Watson
This is still a valid and important issue. You had no justification for closing it. ** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu) Status: Invalid = Triaged -- cannot select `continue' with keyboard in kde https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/46600 You received this bug notification because you are a

[Bug 46600] Re: cannot select `continue' with keyboard in kde

2008-11-30 Thread Adam Niedling
Was this still an issue in the final version of Dapper(?) ? ** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu) Status: Confirmed = Invalid -- cannot select `continue' with keyboard in kde https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/46600 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs,

[Bug 46600] Re: cannot select `continue' with keyboard in kde

2006-10-05 Thread Colin Watson
I tried to fix this by (a) setting the default property on the next button in the .ui file and, separately, (b) putting self.userinterface.next.setDefault(True) after everything that programmatically enables the next button. Neither worked: the next button was the default for the first step, but