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Okay, so I need to classify this QEMU bug report as either user-mode or system-mode related. Let me think through the details.
The issue is about adding a function key toolbar in QEMU for running old DOS programs. The problem arises because when using F1-F12 keys under FreeDOS within QEMU, some function keys are intercepted by the windowing system instead of being passed to the DOS application. For example, F10 is often used by installers but gets caught by the window system.
The proposed solution is a toolbar in QEMU's UI that allows users to easily send these function keys without relying on shortcuts that might be intercepted. The mockup includes buttons for F1-F12 and possibly modifiers like Ctrl, Shift, or Alt.
Now, thinking about what this involves: adding a UI element (toolbar) would require changes to the user interface of QEMU's graphical interface. This isn't modifying how the virtual machine operates at a low level but rather enhancing the tools available to interact with it.
So, since this is about improving the user interaction and interface, not about system-level operations or device drivers, I'd say it's user-mode related.
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