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Keyboard mapping of Option and Command
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Riccardo Mottola |
Subject: |
Keyboard mapping of Option and Command |
Date: |
Mon, 3 Jun 2024 10:06:29 +0200 |
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Hi All!
what is the default mapping for Option and Command on GNUstep when
running on X11?
What keys would you expect to use for these operation modifieres:
Control
|NSDragOperationLink|
Option
|NSDragOperationCopy|
Command
|NSDragOperationGeneric|
Since I have a windows X11 keyboard I wanted to remap them
Command to Windows and Option to Alt. Using SystemPreferences I mapped
Command to Super.
NSGlobalDomain GSSecondAlternateKey Alt_R
NSGlobalDomain GSSecondCommandKey Super_R
NSGlobalDomain GSFirstCommandKey Super_L
NSGlobalDomain GSFirstAlternateKey Alt_L
NSGlobalDomain GSSecondControlKey Control_R
NSGlobalDomain GSFirstControlKey Control_L
But that doesn't work well for me either... still investigating.
GWorkspace in certian places has dirty code.
I guess to cope with the absence of Move, tried to handle it with "not
Link, not Copy"... not very good.
Riccardo
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