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In the Gnome 2.x days, you could (in GTK apps) assign a custom keystroke to any item in any pull-down menu by hovering over the item and then pressing the keyst
by matthewn 5y ago
In the Gnome 2.x days, you could (in GTK apps) assign a custom keystroke to any item in any pull-down menu by hovering over the item and then pressing the keystroke you wanted to assign. It was the most simple, intuitive way to customize app keyboard shortcuts I've ever seen, and I still miss it.
- arbitrage 5y ago> It was the most simple, intuitive way to customize app keyboard shortcuts I've ever seen IFF you knew about it. Gnome X.X has always suffered from poor interface intuitivity, while simultaneously having some great UI/UX features.