Peter Jonas

> there's appimagelint which does this pretty well, and works with any AppImage Ah, I didn't know about [appimagelint](https://github.com/TheAssassin/appimagelint). It works great, thanks! A standalone linter is indeed the best...

How about Ctrl+Alt+0 for "Use all voices on instrument"? We could use Ctrl+Alt+Shift+0 or Ctrl+Alt+- for "Use all voices on stave". The advantage of Ctrl+Alt+- is it makes Ctrl+Alt+= the...

The way I see it: - Ctrl+Alt+0 (zero) should apply to the instrument. - Ctrl+Alt+- (minus) should apply to something _smaller_ than the instrument (i.e the staff). - Ctrl+Alt++ (plus)...

@nasehim7, we came to some more conclusions about saving the style preset in the style file. 1. We always want to save the preset name value in the score file....

> extensible beyond just these accessibility profiles This is something that has occurred to me as well, and probably @avvvvve too based on his comments about things he would like...

> even for default option, we save it in the file It doesn't matter if you do or you don't. If the `preset` value is missing when you read the...

It would be better to put this in a new function `core.getCommaSeparatedInput()` or ` core.getJsonInput()`. People might already be using `core.getMultilineInput()` with list items that contain commas, so it's not...

> What am I missing here? I'm not sure, but possible reasons might be: 1. To allow changing the dropdown value with Up and Down arrow keys without opening it...

There's already a Ctrl+F9 (macOS: Cmd+F9) shortcut to go straight to the Palette search box. It's not quite the same as an in-score search field, but serves the same purpose.