Exactly, but under the eOS idealology that command should just exist and be
there, no one should have to explicitly set it up.
In linux you can set it up as you like, but in eOS you shouldn't have to.
When a user gets trapped in an app they don't think "oh, I need to create
my own key binding to xkill" they think "this is crap and broken and
annoying".
On Wednesday, 15 October 2014, Jason Anderson <email address hidden> wrote:
Exactly, but under the eOS idealology that command should just exist and be
there, no one should have to explicitly set it up.
In linux you can set it up as you like, but in eOS you shouldn't have to.
When a user gets trapped in an app they don't think "oh, I need to create
my own key binding to xkill" they think "this is crap and broken and
annoying".
On Wednesday, 15 October 2014, Jason Anderson <email address hidden> wrote:
> What I use is "xkill". If you want you can map that to a button /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 1380451 /bugs.launchpad .net/elementary os/+bug/ 1380451/ +subscriptions
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