KeyboardConfigWidget
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0
577
361
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If supported, this option allows you to setup the state of NumLock after KDE startup.<p>You can configure NumLock to be turned on or off, or configure KDE not to set NumLock state.
NumLock on KDE Startup
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true
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T&urn on
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Turn o&ff
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Leave unchan&ged
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Keyboard Repeat
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true
-
T&urn on
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Turn o&ff
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Leave unchan&ged
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Qt::Horizontal
159
20
-
false
-
0
0
&Delay:
delay
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If supported, this option allows you to set the delay after which a pressed key will start generating keycodes. The 'Repeat rate' option controls the frequency of these keycodes.
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10000
1000
1000
5000
Qt::Horizontal
1000
-
If supported, this option allows you to set the delay after which a pressed key will start generating keycodes. The 'Repeat rate' option controls the frequency of these keycodes.
ms
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0
0
&Rate:
rate
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If supported, this option allows you to set the rate at which keycodes are generated while a key is pressed.
0
10000
1000
1000
5000
Qt::Horizontal
1000
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If supported, this option allows you to set the rate at which keycodes are generated while a key is pressed.
repeats/s
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-
Test area:
-
Allows to test keyboard repeat and click volume (just don't forget to apply the changes).
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Key Click
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If supported, this option allows you to hear audible clicks from your computer's speakers when you press the keys on your keyboard. This might be useful if your keyboard does not have mechanical keys, or if the sound that the keys make is very soft.<p>You can change the loudness of the key click feedback by dragging the slider button or by clicking the up/down arrows on the spin box. Setting the volume to 0% turns off the key click.
Key click &volume:
click
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100
10
Qt::Horizontal
QSlider::NoTicks
-
Qt::Horizontal
40
20
-
Qt::Horizontal
KDoubleNumInput
QWidget
1
KButtonGroup
QGroupBox
1
KIntNumInput
QWidget
1