https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=341959
--- Comment #54 from Thomas Lübking <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Francesco from comment #53) > If I put XbkLayout (I use an IT layout) in xorg.conf, then global > shortcuts work [...] > On the other way if I don't put XbkLayout on xorg.conf, then global > shortcuts does not work unless I kill and relaunch kglobalaccel5. If I do > this, then I have the Ctrl+Z issue described above. Err, restarting kglobalaccel5 resp. setting the layout in xorg.conf *does* work on global shortcuts - so this is really just bug #350816 => reply on that bug, sounds terribly unrelated to this one here (you mentioned no problem with shift keys at all) The problem that then arises is that ctrl+z (anything else?) won't work in local contexts - from your description it sounds as if the shortcut is assigned globally (or at least grabbed away) italy + ctrl+z sounds like some qwerty ./. qzerty conflict? => so which layout is it supposed to be and what's the output of "setxkbmap -print" and "setxkbmap -query"? Also attach your ~/.config/kglobalshortcutsrc over there. > Also in nano on Konsole I have to use ctrl+shit+x in order be able to exit. Assuming I've never used nano - what's the supposed shortcut? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
