Good morning,
for my new PC I gave Garuda a whirl, but for me it is not ready for the spotlight. Endeavour was my second choice, and I’m happily using it currently. Everything went smooth as butter, and I have only very minor strangeness.
One of my tiny problems is with regards to key mappings. I am using Double Commander with qt-bindings as my file manager. It has multiple key bindings that allow for a change to the sorting of files and directories: Ctrl+F3 to Ctrl+F6 switch through the multiple sorting options (file name, extension, size, date).
While I am able to sort by size using Ctrl+F6, I cannot revert to sorting by name using Ctrl+F3. Somehow, some function of (what I presume) KDE captures that key binding and doesn’t let Double Commander get it.
Now, the amount of default key bindings is staggering, spread over multiple setup dialogs. I have looked through that dialogs I could find, but I have not been able to find which function captures that specific key combination. I have either overlooked the combination multiple times, or there is no entry that has Ctrl+F3 as a binding, and the key combination is swallowed somewhere else.
So, my question is twofold:
- Is there a transparent way to search through all KDE key bindings, without needing to switch through multiple configuration dialogs? I’d be happy with a list of all default bindings as HTML.
- Can someone point me to where my lost key binding (Ctrl+F3) is being gobbled up?
Thank you.