ShellClients: Don't make centered clients docks but allow their shortcut inhibition without dialog#1995
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| // Naive check to always allow inhibiting by our settings app. This is needed for setting custom shortcuts | ||
| if (app.id == "io.elementary.settings.desktop") { | ||
| if (app.id == "io.elementary.settings.desktop" || // Naive check to always allow inhibiting by our settings app. This is needed for setting custom shortcuts |
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While we're here should we just do prefix of io.elementary?
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Fixes #1994
We don't really need the focus method now anymore, should we remove it too? Or might it come in handy at some other point in the future?