https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=427214
Abraham Velazquez <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #51 from Abraham Velazquez <[email protected]> --- (In reply to torsteinws from comment #50) > I just wanted to share a workaround that works well for me. > It works on emoji picker as well. > > 1. Install keyd: https://github.com/rvaiya/keyd > - Make sure to do the steps for "Application Specific Remapping". > > 2. Paste the following text into ~/.config/keyd/app.conf > ------------------------------------- > > [org-kde-plasmashell|clipboard-popup] > # > # If klipper has keyboard focus, typing enter will: > # - Copy the selected item by typing: enter > # - Wait 10 milliseconds for Klipper to actually copy the item. > # - Close the window by typing: Alt+f4 > # - Wait 300ms for the underlying application to receive keyboard focus. > # - Paste the content by typing: Ctrl+v > # > # * If it doesn't work, try increasing the timers. > # * If you have a fast computer, you might want to decrease the timers for a > snappier experience. > # > enter = macro(enter 10ms A-f4 300ms C-v) > > # Typing Ctrl+enter will result in normal behaviour. > # I.E. Just a copy without paste > control.enter = enter > > [org-kde-plasma-emojier] > # Same as above, but for emoji picker > enter = macro(enter 10ms A-f4 500ms C-v) > control.enter = enter > > ------------------------------------- > 3. Launch the program with the following command: > > keyd-application-mapper --daemonize > > - I recommend using KDE Autostart settings to automatically launch the > program on login. > > Limitations: The workaround does not work with mouse click. Bro, Thanks a lot, followed your recommendation, fixed somethings with ai and did an script to install it and configure it alone, working like charm. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
