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I use krdc for remote desktops. It is inconvenient that I cannot use some hotkeys on remote desktops: Alt+F4, Alt+Tab, because I use these shortcuts as global in my KDE environment.
Is there a way to disable some global hotkeys while some specific window is activated?
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Yes.
Window Decoration > Advanced > Special Window Settings > Workarounds > Block Global Shortcuts. Enable and set to "Force"
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Thankes bcooksley, this would be useful for Inkscape too.
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This disables all the global hotkeys. But I want to disable only several. I want to disable KDE's Alt+Tab, but I want to use virtual desktop switching hotkeys.
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Unfortunately this is not currently available at this time.
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I am using awesome as my KDEWM... is there a way (e.g. in Configuration) to just disable ALL KDE global shortcuts (temporarily)?
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The D-Bus interface for kglobalaccel (the application which operates global shortcuts for KDE) provides the following:
These may be helpful. They are present under org.kde.kglobalaccel /kglobalaccel in D-Bus.
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