Hi Greg,
So what you are saying, is that rther than having two options, one for
volume up and another for volume down, it should be one option for volume
which then reacts on two different keys, e.g. left and right arrow for
down and up respectively?
Having said left and right arrow, with speakup, one might hear space when
the key is pressed in the application as it stands.
How would using f1 and f2 go down?
I am not saying I will change this, but if I do, I would like to
understand what would be prefered.
Kind regards, Willem
On Thu, 11 Apr 2019, Gregory Nowak wrote:
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On Thu, Apr 11, 2019 at 08:10:32AM +0200, Willem van der Walt wrote:
You say: but arrowing up-and-down doesn't change the percentage. It
should'nt, you must press enter to change the value.
This seems counter intuitive to me. In every mixer application I've
ever used, using the arrow keys or whatever other controls always had
the desired change without having to press something for the change to
take effect. I don't know how others here feel about this, but I
suggest you reconsider the need to press enter for the change to take
effect.
Greg
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