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2.2.6 Regional & Accessibility
This category holds regional settings as well as options for handicapped users.
In Accessibility, configure functions that can help individuals with difficulties in hearing
or motor function. These include certain sound and keyboard options.
The Country/Region & Language section lets you configure options that are specific
for your location, such as language, currency, and number and date format.
In Input Actions, configure mouse gestures and keyboard shortcuts for starting applica-
tions and running commands.
In the Keyboard Layout section, find multiple layouts for different languages. If Enable
Keyboard Layouts is selected, you can add and activate several keyboard layouts, such
as English and German, and switch between them. Fine-tune them in the Xkb Options
tab.
In the Keyboard Shortcuts section, you can define global KDE shortcuts. For an overview
of the currently active shortcuts, refer to the list of Global Shortcuts. You can also
choose a different, predefined shortcut scheme, such as a Windows or Mac scheme.
2.2.7 Security & Privacy
This category holds settings for personal security certificates, KWallet, password
treatment, and privacy settings.
To make KDE more secure, Crypto allows you to configure SSL (secure socket layer).
This is used in most KDE applications as well as others. There is also a possibility to
manage your personal certificates.
KDE Wallet allows you to configure the KDE Wallet system, KWallet. It saves sensitive
information, such as passwords and form data, for several applications in a strongly
encrypted file, protected with a master password that you define. For information about
using KWallet, see Section 1.11.2, "Managing Passwords with KWallet Manager"
(page 45).
To change your personal settings, go to Password & User Account. Here, set a new
name, organization, e-mail address, SMTP server, or password.
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