Use Shift+Insert to paste from clipboard in gnome-terminal?

I would like to press Shift+Insert and have that execute a paste from the clipboard (the thing that Ctrl+C copies to) inside of gnome-terminal.

In 13.10, Shift+Insert pastes from the selection buffer (the thing that selecting text writes to). In Libre Office, Chrome, and Firefox, Shift+Insert pastes from the clipboard. I would thus like to configure gnome-terminal to do the same.

I would not like to use Ctrl+Shift+V. EDIT: I phrased this poorly. I would still like to use Ctrl+Shift+V but I did not want people to post that as a solution. The reason why I would like to use Shift+Insert is because a program I use sends the keys Shift+Insert assuming that it will paste.

Unfortunately, in gnome-terminal there is no setting for this under Edit → Profile Preferences → Compatibility, nor is there under Edit → Keyboard Shortcuts.

The only other related post I can find is: https://askubuntu.com/questions/266096/how-to-restore-proper-x-clipboard-behaviour-shiftinsert-in-12-10 which I think prefers the opposite of what I prefer and is probably happy now with the change.

There is a relatively simple answer:

1. Open Gnome Terminal.
2. Open Edit → Keyboard Shortcuts.
3. Click on the old "Ctrl+Shift+V" shortcut for Paste until it changes to New accelerator, then press Shift+Insert.
4. Close the Preferences window.
5. Shift+Insert should now paste the clipboard.

There is a simple workaround for what you need.

1. First you will have to install xdotool .

2. Then launch the Keyboard configuration gnome-control-center keyboard:
   (Go to Shortcuts → Custom shortcuts)

   

3. Click on "+" and add a name like "Paste into terminal" and the command

   xdotool key --clearmodifiers ctrl+shift+v
   

   

4. Then choose Shift+Insert as the key binding:

   

Because of a bug, you will have to logout and log back in so the shortcut can take effect.