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Feature/additional keyboard shortcuts for about dialog [e], toggling list view/ thumbnail view [f], add to library [p] #161
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August 12, 2014 13:50
- aboutdialog [e] - list view / library view toggle [f] - add to library [p]
- aboutdialog [e] - list view / library view toggle [f] - add to library [p]
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I am not sure this is an immediate priority. We are trying to get to release status so I am going to postpone this until after release 1.0 |
AndreasJRudolph
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Defer for now out of 0.22 as keyboard shortcuts need a good review. |
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I have added keyboard shortcuts for the about dialog [e], toggling of list view/ thumbnail view [f], add to library [p]. The assignment of the keys is worth discussing but there are not many alphabetic characters that are still unused.