Does anyone knows what super + a shortcut actually do while using a terminal

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Hi everyone,
So this is something I recently saw while using konsole in fedora 36 Kde. I accidentally pressed super + a while trying to do super + w for new overview in kde and I saw this output in konsole

::1 localhost4 localhost6 localhost.localdomain 3 localhost localhost4.localdomain4 localhost6.localdomain6
which to me looked like the contents of hosts file. It didn’t do anything but I am curious as to what is it exactly or should I say why it happened and I have already checked the all kinds of keyboard shortcuts in kde but didn’t find anything about it. I tried to find the info on internet but found nothing about it. I am currently running Fedora 36 Kde 5.25.5 .

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In gnome super + a brings up the activities menu full screen. Don’t use kde so can’t answer what the default is there.

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I meant as in opening a terminal and maximizing it then pressing the shortcut which is giving me this output on the prompt without doing anything or pressing enter , I get that output as STDOUT. I guess it’s on kde only maybe for some reason.

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Within the terminal is different than while on the desktop, although for me the same result occurs regardless of which window has focus.

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I guess then its just on kde.