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Bug#321108: marked as done (kdebase: "Slow keys" dialog poorly designed)



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regarding kdebase: "Slow keys" dialog poorly designed
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Package: kdebase
Version: 4:3.4.1-1
Severity: normal

Hi,

When you hold down the shift key for 8 seconds, a dialog pops up, titled
"Warning - KDE Accessibility Tool", asking about "Slow keys".  This
dialog is poorly designed IMHO.  It appears to ask two questions at the
same time:
  1) Do you really want to activate "Slow keys"?
  2) How should KDE behave in future when you hold down shift for 8
     seconds?

The title is confusing.  1 is a yes/no question, and there are yes/no
buttons at the bottom of the dialog.  2 is a multiple choice question,
and there are options in a dropdown.

So, I don't want to activate slow keys, and in future I'd like KDE to
simply not pop up a dialog when I hold down shift for a while.  So what
do I click or press?  Well, I probably want to deactivate all such
accessibility enhancements, because I don't have any disabilities, so
"Deactivate All AccessX Features & Gestures" looks like the right
choice, but it's worded badly:

  When a gesture was used: Deactivate All AccessX Features & Gestures
  
I don't want to disable stuff "when a gesture was used".  I want to
disable them all *right now*.

And then I'm left wondering...does my yes/no answer really relate to
slow keys, or is it now somehow linked to the dropdown?  If I answer
"no", will that save/honour my dropdown choice?

What I really want is a dialog something like this:

  <Title "Activate 'Slow keys'?">

  <move existing paragraph about gestures up to here,
   but make "KDE Control Centre" a link to the Accessibility
   panel>

  Do you really want to activate "Slow keys"?

  O yes [default]
  O no

  Next time I use an accessibility gesture:

  O show this dialog again [default]
  O activate the accessibility feature without asking
  O ignore the gesture

  <Apply> <Cancel>

  To configure other accessibility features, visit the accessibility
  panel in the KDE control centre.  [link to there]

Just my $0.02.

Note: I'm using 3.4.1 from pkg-kde.alioth.debian.org, which is probably
more recent than experimental/unstable.  Also, I'm not entirely sure
what package really contains the offending code.  So, sorry if this is
the wrong place/package to report this bug.

Isaac Wilcox

-- System Information:
Debian Release: testing/unstable
  APT prefers testing
  APT policy: (990, 'testing'), (500, 'unstable')
Architecture: i386 (i686)
Shell:  /bin/sh linked to /bin/bash
Kernel: Linux 2.6.7-zak
Locale: LANG=en_GB.UTF-8, LC_CTYPE=en_GB.UTF-8 (charmap=UTF-8)

Versions of packages kdebase depends on:
ii  kappfinder                    4:3.4.1-1  non-KDE application finder for KDE
ii  kate                          4:3.4.1-1  advanced text editor for KDE
ii  kcontrol                      4:3.4.1-1  control center for KDE
ii  kdebase-bin                   4:3.4.1-1  core binaries for the KDE base mod
ii  kdebase-data                  4:3.4.1-1  shared data files for the KDE base
ii  kdebase-kio-plugins           4:3.4.1-1  core I/O slaves for KDE
ii  kdepasswd                     4:3.4.1-1  password changer for KDE
ii  kdeprint                      4:3.4.1-1  print system for KDE
ii  kdesktop                      4:3.4.1-1  miscellaneous binaries and files f
ii  kfind                         4:3.4.1-1  file-find utility for KDE
ii  khelpcenter                   4:3.4.1-1  help center for KDE
ii  kicker                        4:3.4.1-1  desktop panel for KDE
ii  klipper                       4:3.4.1-1  clipboard utility for KDE
ii  kmenuedit                     4:3.4.1-1  menu editor for KDE
ii  konqueror                     4:3.4.1-1  KDE's advanced file manager, web b
ii  konqueror-nsplugins           4:3.4.1-1  Netscape plugin support for Konque
ii  konsole                       4:3.4.1-1  X terminal emulator for KDE
ii  kpager                        4:3.4.1-1  desktop pager for KDE
ii  kpersonalizer                 4:3.4.1-1  installation personalizer for KDE
ii  ksmserver                     4:3.4.1-1  session manager for KDE
ii  ksplash                       4:3.4.1-1  the KDE splash screen
ii  ksysguard                     4:3.4.1-1  system guard for KDE
ii  ktip                          4:3.4.1-1  useful tips for KDE
ii  kwin                          4:3.4.1-1  the KDE window manager
ii  libkonq4                      4:3.4.1-1  core libraries for Konqueror

Versions of packages kdebase recommends:
ii  kdm                           4:3.4.1-1  X display manager for KDE
ii  xfonts-konsole                4:3.3.2-1  Fonts used by the KDE Konsole

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Dear submitter,

as the package kde-baseapps has just been removed from the Debian archive
unstable we hereby close the associated bug reports.  We are sorry
that we couldn't deal with your issue properly.

For details on the removal, please see https://bugs.debian.org/917017

The version of this package that was in Debian prior to this removal
can still be found using http://snapshot.debian.org/.

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