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Feature: key bindings through a .conf file #350
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I had thought about this when creating Forge - but it is not going to work I think on the extensions gnome review. The standard storage is gschema for all settings including the keybinds. The existing maintainers need to confirm with the folks over matrix chat, though. |
What about running some shell commands: $ dconf dump '/org/gnome/shell/extensions/forge/keybindings/' > dconf-forge-keybindings.ini
$ dconf load '/org/gnome/shell/extensions/forge/keybindings/' < dconf-forge-keybindings.ini |
This produces an empty file for me |
It's working here. Maybe you haven't changed any |
I wanted to achieve the same. As @juarezr mentioned, the file is empty if you haven't changed any of the default keybindings. As soon as you do, those keybindings that vary from the default appear in that config file, and it shouldn't be empty anymore. Works like a charm for me, and tbh if it weren't for that solution I wouldn't have tried out Forge since not being able to save settings and keybindings would've been a showstopper for me. |
(1) Description
I think being able to configure keyboard shortcuts through a .conf file would help a lot in sharing the configuration with other people, It would be cool to be able to import and export these settings
(2) Alternatives I've considered
None
(3) Design / Screenshots / Mockups
hyprland example
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