On 10 August 2014 21:13, Thomas <nyuwa@hb.tp1.jp> wrote:
Yes, you are right!
Under Xubuntu using XCFE the shortcut keys are different from the usual
Ubuntu.
I did not know and realize that.
Bad form, IMO. But I suppose the developers of XCFE have their reasons. ???
But I'm glad the puzzle was resolved.
Then I do have the choice between learning all the different shortcuts,
or else switching to Ubuntu (this "unity" thing, which I do not like at
all).
I gave Unity a try — for nearly a year and just couldn't get used to
it, but that was just me. I kept Ubuntu and switched to Cinnamon and
then completely switched to Mint-Cinnamon.
Does the LibreOffice community any opinion on this difference in shortcut
keys between
different OS (here Linux "flavors")?
I am just curious.
IMNSHO, a Bad Idea. I think there should be consistency across
platforms. For the most part, I think there is ... heck, even Ctrl+Z
and Ctrl+Y function under Mint-Cinnamon as they do in Windows rather
than the more standard ('nix) of Ctrl+Z and Shift+Ctrl+Z.
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