KDE Konsole Ctrl+C Command for copy?

[YoungFellow]

HI, in the gnome terminal I can easily change Shift+Ctrl+C for copy to Ctrl+C, and the same with the paste command.
After I switched to KDE, I looked in the Konsole settings, but didn’t find any copy or paste commands.
For example, I found in the keyboard settings in the profiles settings, that Backspace-Ctrl = \x7f.
It looks like the ACSII value for the desired command, though I doubt it.
Anyway, is there a way of making Ctrl+Shift+C the break or kill shortcut, and Ctrl+C copy and Ctrl+V paste?
Maybe I add another cell and make it Ctrl+C = a value that represents copy, and the same with paste?
Would appreciate the help, thanks.

[Tomek]

You can easily change all shortcuts – just go to Settings > Configure Keyboard Shortcuts

[YoungFellow]

Thanks for replying @Tomek, but could you elaborate?
I went to Settings > Configure Keyboard Shortcuts and found no Konsole copy and paste.

[onnyyonn]

Just to clarify, you need to go to Konsole settings, not system settings.

[YoungFellow]

Thanks @onnyyonn, but I already did that but found no copy/paste commands to change.

[Tomek]

Don’t lie, these options are in Konsole settings (btw I don’t know why I have 2x Copy, maybe it’s glitch or translate issue?, anyway everything works for me).

[YoungFellow]

Yes, there’s a copy/paste, not 2x copy. I think it’s a translation glitch.
Please can you explain the path to entering this window?
I don’t understand how you got there, thanks.

[YoungFellow]

Ok, my bad, I think I’m blind, it’s under Settings > Configure Keyboard Shortcuts, now I understand @Tomek, you meant Konsole Settings > Configure Keyboard Shortcuts
I thought you meant System Settings > Configure Keyboard Shortcuts

[cscs]

Also note that Ctrl+c by default is “used to kill a process with the signal SIGINT, and can be intercepted by a program so it can clean its self up before exiting, or not exit at all.”
So you are losing that unless you somehow reassign it to something custom as well.

[YoungFellow]

The Konsole automatically changed it to Ctrl+Shift+C

[cscs]

that in turn is usually used for copy