Hello everybody,

it is almost an year that I own my N900 and during this time I have installed a lot of useful tools that essentially permit to associate the pressing of an edge key to a specific action; among others we have:

tweakr, configurable from the N900 settings, controls the action of the power key (single click, double click, hold).
shortcutd, configurable from the N900 settings, controls the action of the camera key (short half-press, long-halfpress) and proximity sensor (short, long).
savepress, configurable through a specific GUI, controls the action of the slider key (when held for a configurable time).
extended-locked-media-control, non configurable, controls the mediaplayer (prevoius/next, pause/play) through the camera keys when the device is locked.


most of these programs have additional features such as sound-profiles, desktop-grids, and so on, but here I'm interested only on the actions related to the edge keys.

All the apps above rely on a daemon running in background, meaning that 4 daemon are running to trigger an action when one of these keys is pressed, 6 if we include the headphone-daemon and lens-cover-reminder (i'm not sure about the extended-locked-media-control that afaik is not even open source).

This situation appears to me very unefficient and overcomplicated to the end user. It would soooo great to rely on a single daemon with a single GUI for the configuration of the actions triggered by all the 4 side keys (volume,power,camera,slide). Such a solution would allow much more control (and much less confusion) for the end user.

What the community thinks? There are other tools that could fit in such a merge?
Developers of the software enumerated above, please give us a word!