Version: 1.3.1 (using KDE 4.4.5) OS: Linux I use Konversation with the system tray icon and generally close the window to save taskbar space. If I get a new message notification, to see the message and/or discard the notification, if I don't run konversation again (which will bring up the window), I have to click on the icon to bring up Konversation, then go to an active tab to read the message. I just discovered that Ctrl+Alt+Space goes to an active tab when Konversation has focus. What I would like to see is a global shortcut that does that, bringing up Konversation if the window is closed. I can already close the window with Alt+F4, so I could then proceed the following way, when a message arrives in any channel to read it and discard the notification: type the global shortcut, then Alt+F4. This would spare my mouse a few hundreds of clicks a day :-) Reproducible: Didn't try
Git commit 5ebcc784d5774ee884a8a1fe55664ae93f000678 by Eike Hein. Committed on 19/05/2011 at 04:00. Pushed by hein into branch 'master'. Make "Next Active Tab" double as generic "get me the window" action. It's now possible to set a global shortcut for the action, and triggering it will show, raise and focus the window as needed, regardless of whether it will subsequently perform a tab switch or not. BUG:273605 M +6 -0 ChangeLog M +1 -0 src/mainwindow.cpp M +14 -1 src/viewer/viewcontainer.cpp http://commits.kde.org/konversation/5ebcc784d5774ee884a8a1fe55664ae93f000678