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Change the shortcut to exit to Ctrl+Q. #301
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Looks like the buildbot is currently broken for unrelated issues? I do not run debian so I'm not really sure what to do about it... |
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Yes the build error is unrelated. But I want to keep the QKeySequence::Quit shortcut also possible since it is likely to be the standard one on a lot of systems. Is there is a way to add the Ctrl+Q shortcut while keeping the QKeySequence::Quit also working? |
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you can set multiple |
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I agree with the advice, I will see if I can do it better, but my programming experience is rather limited so I'll have to see if I can manage... |
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Reopening, we can do the change ourselves. |
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I find it more convenient to be able to exit with the keyboard than mouse so I suggest using
Ctrl+Qsince its a fairly standard keybind for closing GUI programs. Suggestions are of course welcome.