Of course I’m used to Ctrl+Q quitting anything but it isn’t working on OnlyOffice. I see I can close individual pinned windows with Ctrl+W (although not unpinned windows…?…), but it seems there’s nothing I can do after I get down to OnlyOffice’s “Home”. Is there some ‘unique’ shortcut I’m supposed to be hitting at this point other than Ctrl+Q? Or is this a bug I should submit? Certainly it can’t be intentional, making users mouse over to the UI ‘x’ and shirking universal convention; so there must be something silly going on.
OnlyOffice Community version 9.4.0.129 (x64 deb) | Debian forky | KDE Plasma 6.6.5
At the moment, ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors do not have a dedicated keyboard shortcut to close the whole application on Linux, while Ctrl+W is used to close only the current document/tab.
Thank you for the suggestion. This request has already been registered in our internal tracker, and I’ve added your feedback to it.
As a temporary workaround, you can try using your operating system’s window-closing shortcut instead — on many Linux desktop environments this is Alt+F4, but the exact shortcut may differ depending on your system settings, so please check which one is configured on your side.
We’ll update the thread as soon as we have any news from the development team.