How to change KDE default Ctrl+Alt+K for changing language into Alt+Shift
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How to change KDE default Ctrl+Alt+K for changing language into Alt+Shift
The default KDE configuration creates a lot of problems, when jumping from en_us to serbian_cyrillic...
I tried to solve this problem but i failed...
I used xev,xmodmap...
Does someone have time to check this?
Thanks
when i've posted here last time i didn't actually
try bathory's answer.
it's not working...
after editing xorg.conf the only thing that has changed ->
when i press Alt+Shift it's not asking for some other key anymore. I got something like this string into the field for changing shortcut
Since I don't use KDE, I did a little search and found this.:
Quote:
It seems that kxkb (the "International Keyboard" KDE application that docks into the panel) overrides the xmodmap changes. So the best is to simply disable kxkb (there is a checkbox in its control module). Or run xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap from a terminal before use, but every keymap-switching in kxkb will lose this.
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