In D15047#314477, @bruns wrote:

There is no need for this, just create a new StorageDevices where you need it.
Creating a second StorageDevices instance in a process is quite cheap.

This was included in https://phabricator.kde.org/D11529 and is now broken out.

In D13291#314199, @bruns wrote:

In D13291#314195, @smithjd wrote:

kioclient5 ls settings:/
system-administration

dolphin settings:/
System Administration

In dolphin, you can click on "System Administration". With kioclient5, I can use kioclient5 ls settings:/system-administration (dito for dolphin). Does this still work after your change?

kioclient5 ls settings:/
system-administration

Perhaps the intent of this patch could change to adding a KShortcutsDialog to the kcm where the MOVETOSTARTOFLINE and MOVETOENDOFLINE keyboard shortcuts could be reassigned?

What works: Everything, after first entering or operating on the folder tagged directly in the IO slave. (Copy to filesystem, etc.)

In D14739#306749, @davidedmundson wrote:

We also have

system settings -> shortcuts -> standard shortcuts

These can have alternatives which would work for this. I don't know if these work with QQC2 TextFields, we should fix it if not.

Setting alternatives would require unsetting 2 existing default application shortcuts, leaving CTRL-S and CTRL-E unavailable for default actions for other applications. Setting alternatives works for textFields.

Thanks for kconfig magic you can override them (without a gui) on a per-app basis albeit there's no UI for that.

I can't seem to find any information on this.

Most of the keys on that side of the keyboard are already bound globally into combos, so the best solution IMO is to intercept the required keycombos in KRunner instead of having to rearrange the global app keycombos around KRunner. This is what this patch does to implement bash-style cursor jumps in KRunner, though this is not so great on the HIG front as the intercepted combos are both standard application shortcuts, also duplicating the standard application shortcuts for beginning of line / end of line.

Yes, except the CTRL + S combo is default for save in other applications, with no easy way I can think of to reassign it for just KRunner.

I now see that KDE has default application shortcuts for beginning of line and end of line (HOME and END) and skip word forwards or backwards (CTRL + RARROW/LARROW), that also work in KRunner, that should obsolete this patch.

I tend to frequenty hit additional keys while not watching the runner window. Although the shortcut is no longer in common with Bash (the CTRL + S shortcut would also have made more sense for Bash) the idea is the same. You can already do this from the keyboard, but it requires a select all keycombo AND an arrow key each time you need to jump forward or backwards.

• [KRunner] Change start of line shortcut to CTRL + S.

Change commit description.

Change git commit description.

re-word commits.

Switch to using a plain DBus inhibitor.

Rebase

• Remove a fixme.

• Re-write the the file index scheduler.
• Update the balooctl tool with the changed suspend/resume behaviour.

Consolidate file indexer close changes into a single review.

Run a full check for unindexed files when the watches are installed.

Separate out the content indexer halt on quit.

• Re-write the the file index scheduler.
• Update the balooctl tool with the changed suspend/resume behaviour.

In D13216#275582, @bruns wrote:

In D13216#275581, @smithjd wrote:

According to the arc documentation, a --merge commit should land the commits separately.

Still, I can not see the individual commits.

According to the arc documentation, a --merge commit should land the commits separately.

In D13216#275538, @bruns wrote:

@smithjd You have probaly become another victim of phabricator/arc. Your commits have been squashed by arc ...
If you wan't your commits to stay separated, you have to do a git checkout of the first commit, do a arc diff HEAD^1, checkout the next commit, arc diff HEAD^1, and so on.

Split-up scheduler overhaul patchset.