Enable using just the super-key to summon do

[nickless]

It is currently not possible to use just the super-key to summon do. If this was possible do could be opened and used like dash in ubuntu. Using just the super key, when not already used from the desktop manager, would be more elegant and userfriendly.
Conflicts with dash can be disregarded, because users of current dms will have no need for do. Instead users of older dms (on old hardware, who can not run the latest dms) will be able to use do to make up for these missing features.

[erik hauck (erikmhauck)]

I too desire this feature.

[awef (87192860776b411283945cef310f0d98)]

This would be a really nice feature.

[aaron-bru (aaron-bru)]

As a Gnome Shell user transitioning to Xubuntu+Gnome Do, this would be awesome.
WIlling to investigate and contribute. Any Do developers have any pointers for this?

Currently working around by using a System keyboard shortcut mapping Super to gnome-do, but its pretty flakey, I don't think its meant to be used like that. (Sometimes end up with a second gnome-do after closing it, and other shortcuts involving Super will sometimes trigger Do as well)