Dne st 5. září 2012 Darrell Anderson napsal(a):

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I have a suggestion to set default global shortcuts in kmix to XF86AudioRaiseVolume, XF86AudioLowerVolume and XF86AudioMute. With this settings should work immediately keys on multimedia keyboards.

Does anyone have any objections?

Only if you resolve enhancement request 857 at the same time. :-)

What are the proposed new shortcuts?

Darrell

Update keyboard shortcuts is simple. Recasting icon behaviour requires programming. :'(

Slavek --

Dne st 5. září 2012 Serghei Amelian napsal(a):

Actually is bad idea to bind keys directly in program, use kmixrc instead:

[Global Shortcuts] Decrease volume=XF86AudioLowerVolume Increase volume=XF86AudioRaiseVolume Toggle mute=XF86AudioMute

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Slavek

Kmixrc must set each user manually == impractical, if may be "better" default settings directly in the program. Remember that this setting directly in the program is only the "default" settings - the user can change it in settings.

Slavek --

Dne st 5. září 2012 Serghei Amelian napsal(a):

On Wednesday 05 September 2012 19:55:38 Slávek Banko wrote:

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Dne st 5. září 2012 Serghei Amelian napsal(a):

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Actually is bad idea to bind keys directly in program, use kmixrc instead:

[Global Shortcuts] Decrease volume=XF86AudioLowerVolume Increase volume=XF86AudioRaiseVolume Toggle mute=XF86AudioMute

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Slavek

Kmixrc must set each user manually == impractical

Not exactly. You can install kmixrc to ${CONFIG_INSTALL_DIR} and that's all.

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Well, that's also a possibility. However, the keys in this case is not listed in the settings as "default", but "custom". Personally, I find it handy preset keys in the program as the default. The user in this case has the option in settings to set your own, turn off, but also to return to the default settings.

We'll see what the other views.

Slavek --