Hallo, * 積丹尼 Dan Jacobson [Mon, Oct 02 2017, 09:00:48PM]: > I see what I am talking about. > > If one types "l" it is the same as just > clicking the word "Logout" in the menu.
Not always. It depends on whether there are alternatives for the 'l' hotkey (depends on the locale). If there are none it will open the submenu immediately and move the focus into it. > [ Logout | >] > > Instead, it should be the same as clicking the ">" to the right of the > word Logout. If there are multiple alternatives then no. Because you are probably going to press the hotkey multiple times and when it suddenly opens the submenu and highjacks the focus, that would be hardly user-friendly. > Otherwise nobody can access Reboot, Shutdown, etc. via the keyboard! What do you mean? You can enter and collapse submenues with left/right arrow buttons on your keyboard... that is what '>' icon indicates. Pretty intuitive, IMHO. > If they really want to logout, then the proper sequence would be "l" "l". > > Currently there is no way to get that far, as the whole 2nd layer menu > is inaccessible from the keyboard! As said, it works with left/right cursor button just naturally, and has done so since I can remember. Any other objections remaining? Regards, Eduard.
