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3.3 M7 / Linux / GTK Three rows of buttons makes the Keys preference page look messy. See attached screenshot. I see several options: 1. Vertically-align the "Advanced..." button with Restore Defaults and Apply. 2. Remove the "Advanced..." button and associated filters. 3. Move the advanced options to a child preference page, and remove them entirely from the I'd opt for option 2. Filtering a binding for any reason can be confusing. There don't appear to be many bindings that are affected by this filter (I tried turning them off and didn't see any new commands) so there shouldn't be much additional clutter caused by removing the filters.
Apparently I didn't finish my sentence here: "3. Move the advanced options to a child preference page, and remove them entirely from the" ...remove them entirely from the main keys preference page.
Those filters generate a lot of extra commands in the "show unbound commands" mode, and add a lot of extra contexts to the When combo box. PW
> Those filters generate a lot of extra commands in the "show unbound > commands" mode, and add a lot of extra contexts to the When combo box. I always use "show unbound commands" mode, and did not find the command list to be excessively long. However, that is a somewhat personal reaction. Realigning the button would solve this just as well as removing it. :-)
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