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Re: [Gnumed-bugs] Unhappy with Apple + X11 + GNUmed?


From: Karsten Hilbert
Subject: Re: [Gnumed-bugs] Unhappy with Apple + X11 + GNUmed?
Date: Wed, 07 Jul 2010 01:04:25 +0200

> For one thing, the active letters (keyboard shortcuts) are not-so-active.
> I have tried conceivable combinations of Apple key (Command), Control,
> Option (alt), Shift, and tilde yet cannot jump into the menus from the
> keyboard.

Doesn't the Mac have a "Menu" key ?

I would assume it has got to do with that most Mac apps place their menus
in the top-edge menu bar rather than having their own menu - or so I've
been told. That's what I meant when I recently said "even if it runs on
Mac it won't be much Mac-like".

> If I *mouse* into the menus, here is what I observe:
> 
> - when traveling along the top menu bar via cursor, key presses apply only
> to items in the (top) menu bar; letters inside an exposed menu appear to
> be ignored unless you would first either
> 
> i) press the letter pertaining to one of the menu *bar* items... this then
> sets focus to the first available item *within* the menu
> ii) cursor-down into the menu
> 
> then letters will work.
> 
> is the same true in Linux?

This behaviour can be invoked on Linux as well. Most of the time one
will go to the menu by pressing Alt-<active letter>, though.

> How, in Linux, does one jump focus from the GNUmed plugin space into the
> menus?

Alt-<active letter>

Karsten

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