https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=479364
--- Comment #4 from Kristen McWilliam <kmcwilliampub...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #3) > As for the original request, I think that has to be a no. There's not a > reason I can see to set a default keyboard shortcut for one random System > Tray applet but not all the others--especially for an applet that already > has a keyboard shortcut available to access its content in another way. Definitely doesn't need a _default_ shortcut, just a (discoverable) way to set one. > The issue here is that for applets whose "Configure..." button opens a KCM > or nonstandard dialog, you won't see the page that lets you set a keyboard > shortcut for it. For those, you have to do so via the System Tray's own > config dialog, on the "Entries" page. > > I'm not sure how we could improve this, but I'll change the title to reflect > the true issue. Aside from the idea of there being a button that takes the user to the appropriate entry in the System Tray Settings, it can be confusing that the System Tray Settings has both `Entries` (that can configure keyboard shortcuts for various items) and `Keyboard Shortcuts` (which configures only the System Tray Settings shortcut). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
