https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=522761
--- Comment #10 from ruby <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Monty from comment #8) > Except then we're back to the original problem of that disabling everything, > which is even worse for something like a game since that's fullscreen and > stealing the mouse, so you can't click off without alt+tab i see, tho' this would still be an issue for an app that uses Alt-F4 as one of its keybinds, there should be a way to cherry-pick the global shortcuts you wanna keep on (In reply to Monty from comment #9) > Ok, so, this seems to be a design oversight with how global shortcuts work, > with a few different solutions depending on application, with, presumably > differing ease of implementation > > 1. Per application per shortcut exceptions > -Similar to the current "Ignore global shortcuts" option, but per > shortcut, not for everything > > 2. Selective pass through of key input for a global shortcut > -Option for each shortcut to still pass through the key input > > 3. Total pass through of key input for global shortcuts > -Option similar to "Ignore global shortcuts", but instead of disabling > them, it allows the application to still get the button input from the > shortcut > > Is there anything I'm missing here? the 3rd one is already what "Ignore global shortcuts" does, it ignores the global shortcuts so that the app can process them itself, it doesn't just disable the key from being recognized -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
