>> But there is no one reason to switch keyboard layouts in back order
>> in first place, isn't it?
As someone who loads extra layouts just in case, I find the reverse
order switching to be invaluable.
I use lctrl+rctlr; it may be easier to deal with the reverse order
in such cases than with the shift+alt type of combination. But I
almost always “go back the way I came” when switching between my
layouts.
I would hate to loose that capability.
I would not, however, object to having to change my config to explicitly
specify that I prefer the non-commutable behaviour, should commutable
become the default.
>> But there is no one reason to switch keyboard layouts in back order
>> in first place, isn't it?
As someone who loads extra layouts just in case, I find the reverse
order switching to be invaluable.
I use lctrl+rctlr; it may be easier to deal with the reverse order
in such cases than with the shift+alt type of combination. But I
almost always “go back the way I came” when switching between my
layouts.
I would hate to loose that capability.
I would not, however, object to having to change my config to explicitly
specify that I prefer the non-commutable behaviour, should commutable
become the default.