https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=371502
--- Comment #14 from Christian Wichmann Moesgaard <christ...@moesgaard.dk> --- (In reply to Christian Wichmann Moesgaard from comment #13) > I experience this with KDE 5.19 on Manjaro 20.3 > > I've also gotten a little closer to what's actually going on: > > Tabbing to the 3rd place always expects the default shortcut. > So in the case of the primary shortcut, if you set it to alt+A, for > instance, then alt+A will invoke the switcher and switch once, but then you > have to reach for TAB to make further switches. > > This applies to both primary and secondary switching. Sorry for spamming but I honestly didn't think I'd get this "resolved" so quickly. The problem is the configuration. The setting inside the task switcher panel updates only the shortcut key to invoke it, but the shortcut key that traverses it is a different key, and that is in global shortcuts. However, you cannot bind anything to TAB in the global shortcuts window because hitting TAB will go to the next part of the window rather than registering the keystroke. I might create a bug report on that, too, if I can't find one. However-however, you can circumvent all this mess by going into $HOME/.config/kglobalshortcutsrc There you will find Walk Through Windows" and you will notice that its keybind is not what you have set in the configuration window. If you update it in here, e.g. by changing Alt to Meta for a Mac like experience, and then reboot, it'll work correctly. This bug is in the configuration panel. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
