Changing a shortcut

[Adam C.]

Ok, i didn't intended to start such a long discussion ^^.
Yes, i agree, that it's better to follow standard shortcuts :)

As for the way it is done, maybe we should disable all text-tool shortcuts  
in one go. There could be more duplicate shortcuts now or later and imo  
it's better to do it once for all.

Adam.

On Fri, 22 Oct 2010 18:17:31 +0200, Silvio Grosso <grossosilvio at yahoo.it>  
wrote:

>
> Hi everyone,
>
> David Revoy wrote:
>> Even if most this one makes not a lot of sense for 100% linux users,
> they are standards
>
> When I have started using Gimp, I have had plenty of difficulties  
> because of
> its shortcuts :-)
> For example, with Gimp the Ctr+D shortcut duplicates your image; with
> Photoshop it works as "Deselect" :-)
> In short, I do agree it is very difficult to satisfy every user :-)
>
> On top of that, I suppose Krita's shotcuts follows the other Koffice
> softwares shortcuts.
> This, in my honest opinion, doesn't make much sense because Krita is a
> really different piece of software compared to the other Koffice ones :-)
> Ctr+I, for instance, makes sense as Italic with an Office application  
> (e.g.
> OpenOffice Writer has it as well) but for a graphical application it is
> probably better to use it for "invert selection".
> Naturally, the "problem" is to make up a new shortcut for the italic :-)  
> :-)
>
> Maybe, starting with Krita 2.4, it would be great to have an option to  
> add,
> e.g., Photoshop shortcuts into Krita.
> With Gimp, as everyone knows,  you can add a text file with all  
> Photoshop's
> shortcuts [1].
> This might be useful to satisfy every user :-)
>
> Best regards,
>
> Silvio
>
> [1] http://epierce.freeshell.org/gimp/gimp_ps.php


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