Re: [orca-list] Where are application preferences in GNOME 3.10?

[Nolan Darilek <nolan thewordnerd info>]

Perfect, thanks, never would have thought to look there.

Here's another similar one. I'm told that on the topbar there's a menu 
item with my name as the title, and that I should be able to find a 
logout item there. I can't find that menu, though.

Additionally, I've added a keyboard shortcut to the logout item, but 
pressing it only gives me shutdown/restart options. There doesn't appear 
to be a way to just log out of my session without affecting the computer 
as a whole.

Am I missing this? Or is it not keyboard accessible in 3.10?

Thanks.


On 02/25/2014 02:20 PM, Kyle wrote:
> Don't feel silly, we all have to deal with interface changes from time
> to time. It's just something that happens <smiles>.
>
> Application-specific preferences for most GNOME standard applications
> are available in the top bar, which can be reached by pressing the
> alt+control+tab key combination. However, the menu for the currently
> focused application will also appear when pressing super+f10. Many
> things that were in standard menus in GNOME applications have been moved
> to this menu over time in GNOME 3.x. Hope this helps.
> ~Kyle
> http://kyle.tk/