I want "Shift+Del" only in Krusader, so: - open System Settings; - go to "Keyboard Shortcuts" -> "Program Shortcuts"; - find that "Shift+Del" is for "Cut"; - remove that shortcut; - "Apply settings" and reopen System Settings and Shorcuts panel; - find command with no shortcuts and try to assign "Shift+Del" for test: no luck, "Shift+del" is ambiguos with "Cut" (see screenshot). Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 94269 [details] error dialog in system settings Dialog about shortcut "Shift+Del" that is ambiguos vith action "Cut". But "Cut" has no "Shift+Del" shortcut".
Actually it seems worse: the shortcuts apparently get saved incrementally, ie. at some point you'll have a list that says "Undo=Ctrl+Z; Ctrl+Z; Ctrl+Z" and from that point on, *every* standard shortcut is considered ambigious (to its alternative invocation...)
removing the shortcut from the client shortcut editor resolves the "ambiguity" for *this* shortcut (however on next invocation it's listed by its default) Have to try whether re-login after wiping [Shortcuts] from kdeglobals clears the stage.
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Bug seems fixed.