Hello again,
I just installed the new fedora with the KDE spin off while previously I used Xubuntu. I am trying to make the usual "Ctr+Alt+ T " shortcut for the terminal that is now called the “Konsole”. However no matter how I try to do it, either directly from the Global shortcuts or customizing a new shortcut with the command “Konsole”.
However, when I try typing the shortcut nothing happens.
Where is the problem?
Thanks
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the problem is your command. did you exactly set Konsole for Ctrl + Alt + T ?
Alt + Space, that run a application menu.hi
i think you problem is set Command/URL
Because of you must enter
/bin/konsole
on the this Command/URL
after that for set shortcut you can use on the Tab Trigger
and set your shortcut 
coming from xfce and ubuntu I did not really know if it was a KDE or fedora related problem. I will keep the advice in mind however and thanks!
I have uploaded 2 screenshots that show how I have customized the shortcut and it still does not work
Does /usr/bin/konsole work by any chance? /bin/ is a symlink to /usr/bin/ so it shouldn’t make a difference in general, but one never knows how shortcuts are implemented and if they do symlinks properly.