Click "Settings" in the Menu. Select "Configure Shortcuts". Search for "Copy" and "Paste". For each you then assign the desired shortcut by first clicking on the entry in the shortcut editor, clicking on "Custom" and then pressing ctrl - c
and ctrl - v
, respectively.
However, I would advise against using ctrl - c
, because normally this is bound to send a SIGTERM
signal to an application in the terminal. This can become usefull if an application in the terminal needs to be aborted. The way these terminal control keys are handled can also be configured in Konsole. For this you go to "Settings", then "Manage Profiles", then "Edit Profile". Here you click on the "Keyboard" tab, where you then can edit the existing configurations or add a new one.
Hi stan, @Per Lundberg. Did you find out a way to copy on select in KDE? I am also searching for the same. – 300 – 2018-10-22T19:53:03.580