Most PC BIOS that offer keyboard repeat and delay settings offer delay options only in multiples of 50, so that's what mine are always set to when offered, and what my fingers are used to. I wish all apps to obey this, but naturally KDE can't be bothered to respectfully initialize its settings using these values. So the least it could do is make it less difficult to match the BIOS. The reason it's hard now, same as as far back as my use of KDE goes, a decade at least, is it initializes to 660, more than double the highest value I've ever seen a BIOS offer, and it only increments or decrements via the scroller to change increments of +50/-50 from the current value. To reach 250, either the value window must be selected and then a number typed in, or one must first drag the slider all the way to the left or right to get the value onto a multiple of 50, after which the scroller be used to shift it to 250. Those who actually want some odd multiple of 10 ought to be the ones who have to take the more difficult steps to reach their goals. For all others the initial value should either start at some multiple of 50, or allow finer scroller adjustments so that 250 can be reached from the initial value using the scroller. Even better would be for KDE to read the BIOS settings and offer them as initial values, or offer a checkbox to simply say use the BIOS settings (and same for NUMLOCK).