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[linuxovy otaku <757028@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I want to be able to change combination to quit script to something else
then ALT+SHIFT+C  combination. ALT+SHIFT is used for switching
languages. If I change it to something else, like CTRL+SHIFT for
switching languages, then ALT+SHIFT+C stops script. It is annoying to
temporarily change it just because one application. I use KDE4. Why is
it possible to change capture screen shortcut, but not this one? It
sucks and I had hard time stopping unsaved script. It is a serious and
annoying bug, if I wanted recommend this application someone, then they
would not change their habits (ALT+SHIFT for keyboard switching) just
because of one application. There are people who have hard time remember
ALT+SHIFT another language. While typing this, I accidentaly changed
language, and instinctively pressed ALT+SHIFT...

** Affects: sikuli
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: alt+shift+c hardcoded

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Title:
  Cannot change ALT+SHIFT+C to something else.

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  I want to be able to change combination to quit script to something
  else then ALT+SHIFT+C  combination. ALT+SHIFT is used for switching
  languages. If I change it to something else, like CTRL+SHIFT for
  switching languages, then ALT+SHIFT+C stops script. It is annoying to
  temporarily change it just because one application. I use KDE4. Why is
  it possible to change capture screen shortcut, but not this one? It
  sucks and I had hard time stopping unsaved script. It is a serious and
  annoying bug, if I wanted recommend this application someone, then
  they would not change their habits (ALT+SHIFT for keyboard switching)
  just because of one application. There are people who have hard time
  remember ALT+SHIFT another language. While typing this, I accidentaly
  changed language, and instinctively pressed ALT+SHIFT...