It wasn’t finished and final about one or two months before. They were discussing the global shortcuts portal for about 10 years, with different portals and revisions, and they just couldn’t agree on. Now its official and final recommendation. Some desktop environments used some draft versions, and everyone did it in a slightly different way, so that it wasn’t a real standard yet. And many other window managers or desktop environments didn’t even attempt it. Therefore many tools didn’t use the half baked portal and chaos everywhere.
They were discussing the global shortcuts portal for about 10 years, with different portals and revisions, and they just couldn’t agree on
That’s just complete made up nonsense.
Some desktop environments used some draft versions, and everyone did it in a slightly different way, so that it wasn’t a real standard yet.
That’s not how anything works. An API getting further refinements and improvements - almost exclusively in documentation - doesn’t make it “not final” or “not a real standard”.
And many other window managers or desktop environments didn’t even attempt it
Some niche WMs not suppporting an API doesn’t matter to most app developers.
It wasn’t finished and final about one or two months before. They were discussing the global shortcuts portal for about 10 years, with different portals and revisions, and they just couldn’t agree on. Now its official and final recommendation. Some desktop environments used some draft versions, and everyone did it in a slightly different way, so that it wasn’t a real standard yet. And many other window managers or desktop environments didn’t even attempt it. Therefore many tools didn’t use the half baked portal and chaos everywhere.
That’s just complete made up nonsense.
That’s not how anything works. An API getting further refinements and improvements - almost exclusively in documentation - doesn’t make it “not final” or “not a real standard”.
Some niche WMs not suppporting an API doesn’t matter to most app developers.