Translations by Ammar Tabbaa

<h1>Key Bindings</h1> Using key bindings you can configure certain actions to be triggered when you press a key or a combination of keys, e.g. Ctrl+C is normally bound to 'Copy'. KDE allows you to store more than one 'scheme' of key bindings, so you might want to experiment a little setting up your own scheme while you can still change back to the KDE defaults.<p> In the tab 'Global Shortcuts' you can configure non-application specific bindings like how to switch desktops or maximize a window. In the tab 'Application Shortcuts' you will find bindings typically used in applications, such as copy and paste.

New scheme

&Save...

Click here to add a new key bindings scheme. You will be prompted for a name.

&Global Shortcuts

Shortcut Se&quences

App&lication Shortcuts

User-Defined Scheme

Current Scheme

Your current changes will be lost if you load another scheme before saving this one.

This scheme requires the "%1" modifier key, which is not available on your keyboard layout. Do you wish to view it anyway?

Win

Save Key Scheme

Enter a name for the key scheme:

Overwrite

KDE Modifiers

Modifier

X11-Mod

Macintosh keyboard

MacOS-style modifier usage

Checking this box will change your X Modifier Mapping to better reflect the standard MacOS modifier key usage. It allows you to use <i>Command+C</i> for <i>Copy</i>, for instance, instead of the PC standard of <i>Ctrl+C</I>. <b>Command</b> will be used for application and console commands, <b>Option</b> as a command modifier and for navigating menus and dialogs, and <b>Control</b> for window manager commands.

X Modifier Mapping

Command

Option

Control

Key %1

None

You can only activate this option if your X keyboard layout has the 'Super' or 'Meta' keys properly configured as modifier keys.

Shortcut Schemes

Command Shortcuts

Modifier Keys

Shortcut

Alternate

<h1>Command Shortcuts</h1> Using key bindings you can configure applications and commands to be triggered when you press a key or a combination of keys.

<qt>Below is a list of known commands which you may assign keyboard shortcuts to. To edit, add or remove entries from this list use the <a href="launchMenuEditor">KDE menu editor</a>.</qt>

This is a list of all the desktop applications and commands currently defined on this system. Click to select a command to assign a keyboard shortcut to. Complete management of these entries can be done via the menu editor program.

Shortcut for Selected Command

The selected command will not be associated with any key.

C&ustom

If this option is selected you can create a customized key binding for the selected command using the button to the right.

Use this button to choose a new shortcut key. Once you click it, you can press the key-combination which you would like to be assigned to the currently selected command.

The KDE menu editor (kmenuedit) could not be launched. Perhaps it is not installed or not in your path.

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