This thread already explains what is needed more elegantly than I would. :-) http://www.mail-archive.com/desktop-devel-list@gnome.org/msg17531.html On Thu, 2009-10-22 at 14:48 -0400, Willie Walker wrote: > Thanks Shaun! > > > Epiphany and Evolution also both respond to F7 to enable > > caret navigation. (And, by the way, though Yelp stores > > this in GConf, it also responds to F7.) We're seeing > > more and more applications use an HTML renderer for core > > parts of their interfaces, such as Gwibber, and Empathy > > with the Adium theme. > > > > I also wonder if non-editable GtkTextView widgets should > > be doing something here. > > It's definitely something that is becoming more common, and I think you > either want it or not versus turning it on in one application and > disabling it in another. > > > If we had a desktop-wide setting (possibly propagated by > > an xsetting), then GTK+/Gecko/WebKit/etc could just pick > > it up and do the right thing, without any extra work from > > application developers. > > The XSetting notion is interesting. Which component would we file and > RFE for to get this? gnome-settings-daemon? Well, a few places. We'd probably want to add something here: http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/XSettingsRegistry Then, I suppose there should be a GtkSettings property: http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/stable/GtkSettings.html And then, yes, gnome-settings-daemon would be responsible for watching GConf (or whatever) and settings the XSetting. -- Shaun
Sorry for the noise, reassigning to new (since 2 years) maintainers (Ryan & David).
This seems to be in the wrong component. The desktop entry spec is unrelated to
Oops, last comment wasn't supposed to go in; I fixed the component & title of the bug.
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