Version: (using KDE Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources OS: Linux One of the problems I have in KDE are not standard keyshortcuts. when I want to use some rare action in shortcut, most often I have to choose accord as shortcut Meta-Alt-Shift-C. Solution: IMO multi-gnome-terminal solved it in the best way - Use keychains. Press <C-L> and chosen letter. In this way no more than 2 fingers are used at the moment. http://multignometerm.sf.net
Ha. Don't know exactly what I should do. This is implemented but not perfectly what I want. Konsole completely eats first shortcut, there is no fallback. For example I have set <c-l> as introduction shortcut, easy to press, practically nowhere used to something important. But there is one situtation where <c-l> is used - redrawing of console itself and for example in Vim combo <c-x><c-l> for completion of line. So how I would like to have this: after pressing of combination <c-l><c-l> Konsole should check if there is any action assigned to such shortcut, if yes, perform it, if no act as the first <c-l> never happened. This fixes first problem and is more important. Also set a timeout. If <c-l> isn't followed by any action pass <c-l> to underlying application.
Ctrl+[Key] is reserved for use by terminal applications, and popular applications such as Vim do use them. I have tried to make the shortcuts more sane in future versions of Konsole and consistant with other KDE applications where the constraints of a terminal don't get in the way.