if key == '67336':
os.system("dbus-send --type=signal --session /com/nokia/hildon_desktop com.nokia.hildon_desktop.close_window_time int32:-1")
It did not work. I replaced '67336' with "bksp/backspace" and finally with '@' (through fn-space, longpressing does not seem to work in task manager) and it works fine, so no problems with the script, only the key. I wonder why.
I want to try to bind "kp_return/enter" for something as well, not sure if it would work, now that backspace fails.
Thank you for this great application.
I was really missing the navigator tab function as known in KDE and Windows (option 5 in /apps/osso/hildon-desktop/key-actions/ctrl_backspace_in_tasknav).
Would there be a way to have option 1 and 5 working at the same time? I miss them both.
- Task switching could be as used with ctrl-backspace
- Backspace only would switch in the oposite direction (or shift-backspace)
- Ctrl-Return would go to home screen (replaces option 1)
Would that be possible?
I saw that your keyboard-shortcuts package works with H in the navigator, but ctrl-return would be much faster.
Also, a GUI for the configuration would be very nice.
In some weeks I will have more time, I might be able to help you to create one.
I am using ctrl-fn-h for going to home screen. Currently ctrl-enter is not caught by modified-hildon-desktop. You could usr ctrl-space, ctrl-dot, ctrl-comma which are caught, or use a three keys combination (it is not hard to press ctrl+fn with one thumb.
Once you are in the task navigator (or launcher, for that matter) you can select any window directly with q w e ..., so I don't see any reason to add keys to ctrl-backspace. Still, if if you have a well specified key action (I do not really understand your suggestion with backspace),
I'll look into implementing it as an option.
A gui might be nice, but I am not the one to write it.
Any updates to modified-hildon-desktop to PR1.3? Creating a patch from your source package against the original (PR1.2?) source and then applying it to the PR1.3-provided source works fine.
As long as you don't have any contacts named Xaver or Xiomara, this makes it easier to open a xterm without having to stretch your fingers for Ctrl+Shift+X