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Re: How to deal with unwilling devs?: msg#00268

kde-usability

Subject: Re: How to deal with unwilling devs?

Markus wrote:
> Am Donnerstag, 30. Juli 2009 07:45:43 schrieb Maciej Pilichowski:
>
>> in reference to _KMail_ not _Composer_, which is indeed invalid.
>> Ctrl+q in Composer should close Composer, not KMail -- and this is
>> (in other words) what Christophe pointed out (correctly).
>
> *I* didn't write KMail. He changed it to KMail afterwards.

Correct, you wrote "Kontact", according to this:

http://bugs.kde.org/show_activity.cgi?id=200684

... which, as a shell application embedding KMail,
is in some sense even further removed from Compo-
ser.

In your bug report, you wrote: "We came to the
conclusion that Ctrl-Q should always quit an app,
no matter which window is active."

The "no matter which window is active" part indi-
cates that you're unaware that the composer win-
dow is not technically part of Kontact (nor KMail),
but in fact standalone, and can be run without
Kontact/KMail being run. Yet going by your report,
you likely expect that Ctrl+Q in the Composter
quits Kontact/KMail when Composer was opened from
there. This requires some extra work, which pro-
bably hasn't been done, and is likely the reason
why Ctrl+Q isn't defined in Composer, as not to
confuse the user by Ctrl+Q closing the Composer,
but not Kontact/KMail.


--
Regards,
Eike Hein, hein@xxxxxxx
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