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Gtk menus used to have a feature where you could hover over a menu item, press a key combination, and a shortcut for that menu item was updated to it (and shown
by necovek 2y ago
Gtk menus used to have a feature where you could hover over a menu item, press a key combination, and a shortcut for that menu item was updated to it (and shown in the menu too).
It did lead to some confusion (if you accidentally do that while the menu is open), but this is only to show that technically, this was all possible.
However, "Linux apps" have really always been either Gtk apps, or Qt apps, or KDE or GNOME apps (yes, different from bare Gtk/Qt), or Fltk, or... Thus providing consistency has been an uphill battle, and distributors mostly tries for a couple core pieces: Gtk + Qt + LibreOffice + Firefox.