https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=446389
--- Comment #24 from Oded Arbel <o...@geek.co.il> --- With current build from Neon testing (4:5.91.90+p22.04+vstable+git20240128.0255-0) - which to the best of my understanding includes the patches that resolved this issue - numpad keys, with Num Lock turned on, indeed do not conflict with the main keyboard number keys. That being said - they now produce the cursor control symbols (arrows, home/end/ins/del, etc) regardless of the state of Num Lock, and as a result the shortcut configuration cannot distinguish between Home and numpad 1 or Insert and numpad 0. This has (kind of) the same implications as not differentiating between number keys and numpad keys (when Num Lock is on) - they cannot be used to set up different shortcuts. The situation is definitely better, in that the shortcut behavior of numpad keys is no longer dependent on the state of Num Lock - but I think what everyone was hoping is that when you program a shortcut with the wide key at the bottom of the shortcut , it would show up as something like "KP Insert" (at least that's what GTK is calling it) and I can also program a different shortcut set with the "real" Insert key. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
