https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=452649
Nicolas Fella <nicolas.fe...@gmx.de> changed:
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--- Comment #5 from Nicolas Fella <nicolas.fe...@gmx.de> ---
This gets a bit tricky depending on how the shortcuts are defined.
There's several cases to consider:
1) "Core system components" that register their shortcuts at runtime, e.g.
"KWin" or "Audio Volume". A user should not be able to remove these sections as
a whole, only unbind individual shortcuts. Currently we allow removing those
categories
2) (third-party) applications that register their shortcuts at runtime, e.g.
Choqok or Strawberry. Here users should probably be able to remove those
entirely, especially since uninstalling these apps won't remove the shortcuts.
3) "Core system components" that register their shortcuts statically via
desktop files, e.g. "Display Setup". A user should not be able to remove these
sections as a whole, only unbind individual shortcuts. Currently we allow
removing those categories
4) third-party) applications that register their shortcuts statically via
desktop files, e.g. "Spectacle" or "Konsole". Here I'm not sure whether the
user should be able to remove the whole category. The problem currently is when
users do remove them they come back
5) User-added application/command shortcuts. Those should be and are removable
The challenge is that it's not always possible to distinguish cleanly between
these cases, e.g. we can't really distinguish between 1) and 2)
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