Ctrl+M should toggle Zen Mode not Primary side bar visibility

[radoslav006]

As in title..

[datMaffin]

I disagree. While Eclipse hides everything except for the text editor, it does not go into fullscreen. The zen mode on vscode goes into fullscreen hiding everything behind it.

I personally think toggling the vscode sidebar with ctrl-m is the appropriate thing to do.

[radoslav006]

ctrl+m in eclipse hides left panel, right panel and bottom panel, so hiding only left panel is 1/3 good in terms of clearing your workspace and removing the distractions. Zen mode gets rid of all panels, so it is 3/3 good. Maybe there is third way that could avoid fullscreen, but I don't know if this is possible. I stopped using the vs code some time ago, so I am no longer interested in further investigation.

[radoslav006]

Anyone interested in fixing this shortcut?
Maybe there is another solution available, i.e. toggle visibility of the others panels (right & bottom) too?
For me zen mode is the easiest fix, but maybe someone could propose a better solution?

[p-]

Hey @radoslav006

Thanks for your question.

Maybe there is another solution available, i.e. toggle visibility of the others panels (right & bottom) too?
For me zen mode is the easiest fix, but maybe someone could propose a better solution?

I'll look into this, but for me Zen mode is not the right solution here.

(I'll leave this issue open as unsolved, but will close the PR)