Right click on Kicker icon, then click on "Edit Applications...". Navigate through the edit's window until you can select konsole (just as an example), the go to the second tab, "Advanced", put a shortcut in the dedicated field. Now, save and close the edit window, try your shortcut and look how it fail to work. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Use Kicker 2. right click on Kicker > Edit Application... 3. Assign a shortcut to some program 4. Save and close 5. Try the shortcut 6. It doesn't work Actual Results: The shortcuts assigned by Kicker are ignored Expected Results: The shortcuts assigned by Kicker must be respected and executed Plasma 5.0.2 on Fedora 20.
Note: neither with kickoff the shortcuts work.
Ressigning to kmenuedit for now, but the real problem has to be somewhere in the global shortcuts system, perhaps khotkeys ... going to read some code.
kmenuedit successfully hands the shortcut to khotkeys' kded module, but that's where it disappers. Reassigning to khotkeys ...
CC'ing Martin early because I'm now coming across his KGlobalAccel-related porting changes in libkhotkeysprivate. There is some incomplete bits in there, e.g. a connect() to QAction::globalShortcutChanged which doesn't exist, in triggers/shortcut_trigger.cpp.
oh I did that, that would have been a stupid mistake. Sorry about that. Could someone please pick it up to fix it? I'll be at a conference starting tomorrow till Saturday and fear that it could fall down the desk with the many things which are on my desk today after a week of vacation ;-)
Could [url=https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=339643]this bug[/url] be related to the same missing code?
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 337230 ***