Dear Jitsi developers,
The bug described here [1] is reproducible on my Gentoo Linux system,
but probably was never submitted to the Jitsi bug tracker (Trac). I
discovered this problem with global keyboard shortcuts when
Ctrl+Shift+T stopped working in Konsole, and it turned out Jitsi was
blocking that key combination.
Please confirm this bug and then I will report this bug at trac.jitsi.org.
[1] http://lists.jitsi.org/pipermail/dev/2013-February/000973.html
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Alexander Potashev
Hey Alexander,
Dear Jitsi developers,
The bug described here [1] is reproducible on my Gentoo Linux system,
but probably was never submitted to the Jitsi bug tracker (Trac). I
discovered this problem with global keyboard shortcuts when
Ctrl+Shift+T stopped working in Konsole, and it turned out Jitsi was
blocking that key combination.Please confirm this bug and then I will report this bug at trac.jitsi.org.
[1] http://lists.jitsi.org/pipermail/dev/2013-February/000973.html
Thanks for bringing this up again. We didn't get a chance to discuss it properly last time.
As mentioned in this thread, these are just default key combos and can be changed by users through the configuration panel (Advanced -> Keybindings -> Global shortcuts).
I understand how defaults may conflict but I am still not inclined to view this as a bug. We need to have some defaults and most key combos are going to be used by one app or another.
I'd be happy for us to have a ticket along the lines of "Consume global shortcut events only when they apply". Note however that unless a volunteer turns up with a patch, this is unlikely to be looked at in the near future.
Emil
I'd be happy for us to have a ticket along the lines of "Consume global
shortcut events only when they apply". Note however that unless a
volunteer turns up with a patch, this is unlikely to be looked at in the
near future.
William Linna began a patch [1], but there's been no response to my comments
[2] on it (which was probably sent way too late, but I just cannot supervise
all patches...).
Emil
Ingo
[1] http://lists.jitsi.org/pipermail/dev/2014-March/020296.html
[2] http://lists.jitsi.org/pipermail/dev/2014-April/020618.html