KDE4 Rel 4.14, Kmymoney Rel 5.05, openSUSE Leap 15.1
Standard repositories and Packman enabled

There is a conflict in the standard keyboard shortcuts. Ctl-Insert is both Ledger New Transaction and Copy.

I can fix the conflict to remove Copy from Ctl-Insert. I then export the shortcuts to a file ShortcutMod.shortcuts which is in the same directory as my Kmymoney data.

The problem is that the saved shortcut file is not automatically re-applied when I restart Kmymoney. I have to manually reload/reapply the file.

Is it possible to have my shortcut file automatically re-applied when I restart Kmymoney?

Found the solution.

Standard Keyboard Shortcuts for Applications

o Press the META key (Application Launcher)

o Type shortcuts in the search field at the top of the list

o A menu of shortcut types will appear.

o Select the shortcut with the subtitle as shown above.

o Make the changes you need in the shortcut list.

o When you apply your changes, you will receive a caution about potential conflicts. Your changes will be applied.


This was derived from
https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-li ... -plasma-5/

I have the same problem with Ctrl+Ins; but this solution doesn't work with Ubuntu 19.10 / Cinnamon 4.0.10. My shortcuts menu has nothing related to KMyMoney or any shortcut with Ctrl+Ins assigned.

Hello! Any idea on how to solve this on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, GNOME version 3.36.3?
The symptoms are the same as described by fwright on the very first post. Thanks!!

@esau I ended up mapping Ctrl+Enter instead. This setting stays persistent and has no other conflicts. For some reason only Ctrl+Ins seems to have a problem. (currently on Kubuntu 20.04)

ericst wrote:@esau I ended up mapping Ctrl+Enter instead. ...

Thanks, ericst!! Why didn't I think of that ? Works perfectly.