https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118269
--- Comment #6 from Gabor Kelemen <kelemeng@ubuntu.com> ---
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #5)
(In reply to Gabor Kelemen from comment #3)
Well, good to know this. Yet: Word uses Ctrl-Alt-M :).
Coherence with MSO sounds like a plan.
In Excel, this is Shift+F2. In PowerPoint, there is no shortcut for the comment
feature.
Currently LO is coherent with itself, this might have a bit of value.
Also we might gradually phase out default Ctrl-Alt-* shortcuts
We do not have enough single-key shortcuts for all commands. An alternative
would be to go with ctrl+alt+m on Windows but +c on Linux, meaning our app
behaves differently between OS's.
It already behaves differently: works on Linux/Mac, but does not work on Win.
Working on Win with a different shortcut would be an improvement here.
Also having a single key shortcut is not necessarily a must - our users could
live with Ctrl - Shift - Something too *if that one works reliably*.
For example Ctrl - Shift - C is not used in the main apps at all. But anything
like that could work.
In bug 108892 we went with WFM, bug 99167 with NAB, in bug 97945 some
weirdness was closed quickly, bug 43800 about C = Ć points to bug 36588,
which got closed as NAB likewise bug 71237.
For me this number of bugs is an indication that something needs to be done.
So perhaps we stick to this position and blame other apps to block the
shortcut (depending on what is installed and what language is set up).
This approach would surely work - in getting me fired from my job and killing
our little migration project, that is :).
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