https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=493025
--- Comment #31 from Wismill <d...@wismill.eu> --- (In reply to antonio from comment #30) > > @antonio: when XkbOptions is set/unset, does it change your > > ~/.config/kxkbrc? > File contents: > > [$Version] > update_info=kxkb.upd:remove-empty-lists,kxkb.upd:add-back-resetoptions, > kxkb_variants.upd:split-variants So it seems that you never change any keyboard setting in KDE and that you keyboard config is entirely set from the environment variables. I try on my own setup (Plasma 6.3.4, Wayland), and I think that the root issue is that QXkbCommon::keysymToQtKey or similar does not handle the keysym XKB_KEY_Terminate_Server that is generated by CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE when the option "terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp" is set. Thus when setting a global shortcut KDE registers Ctrl+Alt, instead of Ctrl+Alt+Terminate_Server. I see 2 issues: - KDE should not register a shortcut when one of the keysym is not translated correctly (i.e. returns NoSymbol or Qt equivalent) - KDE should support all XKB keysyms. If the limit is what Qt supports, either fix Qt or have a hack to support more keysyms, if possible. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
