Hi KDEers,
I'm wondering why my Control Center doesn't change my shortcuts.
1) Control Center > Regional Accessibility > Keyboard Shortcuts >
Application Shortcuts;
2) Change the "Current Scheme" to "Unix Scheme";
Then you'll see that the "Quit" item in the "File"
category acquire a "Ctrl+Q" shortcut, among other changes.
3) Press the "Apply" button. You'll still see the "Ctrl+Q" shortcut.
4) Close the Control Center.
5) Do (1). The change is gone. "Ctrl+Q" is not there.
Ending the current KDE session and logging-in again doesn't help.
(If you do (1) after the relogging-in, the "Ctrl+Q" shortcut is gone.)
Where are the shortcut settings are stored? After closing the Control
Center,
$ cd .kde
$ find . -mtime 1
./share/apps/RecentDocuments
./share/apps/RecentDocuments/hdb[7].desktop
./share/apps/RecentDocuments/kmix.png.desktop
./share/config/khelpcenterrc
./share/config/ksnapshotrc
$
I don't see anything related to shortcuts.
I found khotkeysrc and khotkeys_update, but they aren't modified
by the Control Center.
I deleted these two file, ended the current session, logged
in again, and repeated the cycle (1)--(5) above, but nothing
changes. Neither khotkeysrc or khotkeys_update was created.
What do you think is wrong?
Regards,
Ryo
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