OSX Specific Limitations/en: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Version vom 21. Februar 2017, 21:04 Uhr

Because expecco is built as an XQuartz application (using the XWindow system), some minor differnces and inconveniences in the user interface apply:

no main menu
XQuartz will always show the standard XWindow menu in the top menu. Expecco windows will each show their own menu.
It is questionable, if this is a bad thing: your mouse will have to move shorter distances, so it may even be a plus, to have the menu near the view.

(currently) no drag&drop of files and documents into and out of expecco into non-expecco windows.

slightly different keyboard behavior.
- X uses and reserves the CMD-key for its own window functions. Therefore, all keyboard shortcuts are placed on CTRL-key combinations. This can be adjusted by changing the X keyboard map, which is not done by expecco (currently)

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	Because expecco is built as an XQuartz application (using the XWindow system), ~~certein~~ ~~limitations~~ in the user interface apply:		Because expecco is built as an XQuartz application (using the XWindow system), some minor differnces and inconveniences in the user interface apply:

	* no main menu<br>XQuartz will always show the standard XWindow menu in the top menu. Expecco windows will each show their own menu.<P>It is questionable, if this is a bad thing: your mouse will have to move shorter distances, so it may even be a plus, to have the menu near the view.		* no main menu<br>XQuartz will always show the standard XWindow menu in the top menu. Expecco windows will each show their own menu.<P>It is questionable, if this is a bad thing: your mouse will have to move shorter distances, so it may even be a plus, to have the menu near the view.