Created attachment 166477 [details] Underline Synonyms CTRL+D triggers the underline-function, as does CTRL+U. The difference between them is: 1. When hovering over the underline-button, the yellow pop-up tells me the proper shortcut: CTRL+U. It doesn't mention CTRL+D. 2. According to my (limited) understanding of the English language, CTRL+U makes sense. It means Control + Underline. I can't think of any synonym of "underline" that starts with a D. (See attached screenshot of some English synonyms.) I have set parts of my system to the German language. However, just as in English, i can't see any linguistic reason for CTRL+D. Solution: I suggest either getting rid of the CTRL+D-command, or indicating it's viability, just as it's done with CTRL+U when hovering over the underline-button. About LibreOffice: Linux Mint 20 Version: 7.0.2.2 Build ID: 8349ace3c3162073abd90d81fd06dcfb6b36b994 CPU threads: 8; OS: Linux 5.4; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3 Locale: de-AT (en_GB.UTF-8); UI: en-GB Flatpak Calc: threaded
If you open Tools->Customize, and select Keyboard tab, you may scroll down to see current assignments of both Ctrl+D and Ctrl+U. The latter is "Underline", while the former is "Double Underline". This is reflected in respective help article [1]. Closing NOTABUG. [1] https://help.libreoffice.org/7.0/en-US/text/swriter/04/01020000.html