Created attachment 324777 [details] [review]
media-keys: add Super+F1 as a hardcoded shortcut for launching Help

This is what Windows hardcodes, and some laptops have keyboards with
"help" physical keys that send Super+F1 when pressed.

Review of attachment 324777 [details] [review]:

> and some laptops

Can you list at least one of the laptops that does this?

::: plugins/media-keys/shortcuts-list.h
@@ +65,3 @@
         { SCREENSAVER_KEY, NULL, N_("Lock Screen"), "XF86ScreenSaver", SCREENSAVER_MODE },
         { HELP_KEY, "help", NULL, NULL, GSD_ACTION_MODE_LAUNCHER },
+        { HELP_KEY, NULL, NULL, "<Super>F1", GSD_ACTION_MODE_LAUNCHER },

You'll need to give it a name as well. This will be used in the keyboard shortcuts panel to warn about hard-coded shortcuts.

Created attachment 325439 [details] [review]
media-keys: add Super+F1 as a hardcoded shortcut for launching Help

This is what Windows hardcodes, and some laptops (such as the HP Stream
11") have keyboards with "help" physical keys that send Super+F1 when
pressed.

Review of attachment 325439 [details] [review]:

Looks good, please branch for gnome-3-20 before committing.

Attachment 325439 [details] pushed as 147c0b2 - media-keys: add Super+F1 as a hardcoded shortcut for launching Help

(In reply to Cosimo Cecchi from comment #5)
> Attachment 325439 [details] pushed as 147c0b2 - media-keys: add Super+F1 as
> a hardcoded shortcut for launching Help

Hi,
i bind "<Super>F1" to one Emacs command.  After this commit "<super>F1">
launchs the gnome help breaking my usual binding (Bug#771014).
In the shortcuts panel, 'Launch help browser' is disabled so there is no
obvious way to disable it.
Could you consider set this binding as a default value in the shortcuts
panel instead of setting it here? Then, users are able to disable/change it.

Thank you.
My OS is Debian Strech.

*** Bug 789334 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***