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Hello,
I don't use KDE as a desktop, because I prefer a more lightweight window manager, but I have found that recently the KDE applications (esp. the KOffice suite) are starting to get *really* good, and I'd like to make better use of them.
The only problem is that I am in a very firm rut of using lots of old Unix/Emacs keybindings and I can't get used to them not working in KWord etc.. Is there any way to make KDE let me use these bindings?
Examples of the bindings I'm referring to would be Ctrl-D (delete) Ctrl-A (Beginning of line) Ctrl-E (End of line)
etc... (there's lots of them)
If I could use Emacs style cut-and-paste that would be the bees knees, but I'm prepared to give that one up (it's fairly unlike the Windows way of doing things and wouldn't just be a case of a new keybinding) provided I can get the others working The Way They Should (tm) ;).
Apologies if this is a really stupid question, but like I say I'm not a KDE person and a quick look in the control panel doesn't seem to show any way to change these bindings (though there are lots of others that can be configured).
Cheers,
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