Gnome merges Global Shortcuts
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Does anyone know what the status on KDE implementing this is?
It was implemented over two years ago.
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Discord didn't take very long to add it at all, what took a long time was fixing audio streaming.
Umm yes, they did take ages to support it. It took like 7 years...
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It was implemented over two years ago.
I can't find a way to manually add entries in the settings, is there no way to do that?
How would I manually enable push to talk in discord, for example?
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Apps need to add support for the new portal system. Chromium is adding (or added?) support, so Discord may implement it once they use an Electron version with support.
If you’re using KDE, you can tell Discord to use X11 and use KDE’s feature to let X11 apps snoop on key presses.
I don't understand why they wouldn't allow you to manually override things, i hope this gets added later, i'd like to be able to forward shortcuts to apps for push to talk even if the app doesn't support the native portal
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Umm yes, they did take ages to support it. It took like 7 years...
tbf, Wayland was hardly relevant for some of that. the first feature request I found was 4 years go. implementing it also required upgrading electron a few versions, so a decent bit of work.
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I don't understand why they wouldn't allow you to manually override things, i hope this gets added later, i'd like to be able to forward shortcuts to apps for push to talk even if the app doesn't support the native portal
Because if it is freely overridable, other apps can override it as well - including malicious apps.
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I can't find a way to manually add entries in the settings, is there no way to do that?
How would I manually enable push to talk in discord, for example?
You can't. Apps need to support shortcuts in order to receive them...
For Discord, the X11 compatibility page has working options though.
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Because if it is freely overridable, other apps can override it as well - including malicious apps.
I didn't say it should be freely overridden, I said I should be able to manually override it
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I didn't say it should be freely overridden, I said I should be able to manually override it
Yes, but that amounts to the same thing. The restrictions that prevent you from manually overriding it are there to prevent any app from freely overriding it. There's a way to only explicitly allow you to manually override it, and that's the way that's currently being built and requires ecosystem support.
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