Twinned from https://github.com/cfsh/ninefold/issues/363 by tools/beads/import_github.py's reconcile pass.
Direction question from #356 (PR #362). The default ships if unanswered — this is only about whether the chord feels right in your hands.
Every controller button in tonapse is already bound, so the chord had to be picked for what its *halves* do, not just for being hard to fumble.
Option A — hold Back (Select), press Start. ← recommended, implemented today
Start alone opens the menu, but its binding lives in _UnhandledInput, so the journal's _Input runs first and consumes the completing press — the menu never opens. Order is fixed (Start-first would open the menu before the chord completed).
*Seam:* Back's own binding auditions the roll cursor's pitch (#167) while held, so capturing inside the piano roll plays a brief note. Suppressing that globally would break the feature.
Option B — L3 + R3 (both stick clicks). The familiar console screenshot chord. *Seam is worse:* L3 alone homes the roll cursor (#173) and R3 alone resets a focused dial (#323), so the first half fires a real side effect before the second lands — including one that changes a value.
Option C — something else. A dedicated Share/Capture button (Misc1) exists on DualSense/Xbox pads and is unbound here, but isn't on every controller and Steam often grabs it.
KVM mirror is F12 in all cases.
If A's roll-audition seam annoys you in practice, say so and I'll switch — the chord is one method (IsCaptureChord).
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