GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 615808
Ctrl+Q to close all windows instead of Ctrl+Shift+W
Last modified: 2010-07-03 17:53:20 UTC
Pressing Ctrl+Shift+W in Nautilus causes every single open tab to be closed. This interaction in other applications (most apparently Gedit) only closes documents or tabs in the current window.
This is coming from downstream, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/563226 The original reporter suggests adding a Quit option, with the Ctrl+Q shortcut, that does what Ctrl+Shift+C does today.
Seems like the issue is more around the existence of this rather non-standard menu entry, rather than the shortcut itself. I don't know why Nautilus doesn't have Quit. I'll try and find out what the reasoning is.
*** Bug 615991 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
From the dupe (can we have one upstream bug for one downstream bug, please?! ;) ): "The original description was a bit unclear , the intended change in shortcuts would be: Ctrl+W: Close current tab (and close the window when the last tab closes) Ctrl+Q: Close all open Nautilus windows Shift+Ctrl+W: Close current window (and all the tabs if present)"
Changing title for clarity and adding Alex to get his opinion.
Created attachment 165121 [details] [review] Change close all window menu shortcut from Ctrl+Shift+W to Ctrl+Q
Review of attachment 165121 [details] [review]: Please commit to master.
Pushed to master.