You can create a keyboard shortcut to a function using Edit -> Keyboard Shortcuts ( down bottom of the menu)
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There are more functions than keys, most keys are already taken. Disabled just means not assigned. Easy enough to change, including those already taken. You might (will) get a warning that the key is taken but you can change (re-assign) anyway.
For the functions you want I would narrow the choice down using the search facility top of the dialogue.
Something like this: screenshot https://i.imgur.com/s195lHp.jpg
Which keys to choose? Any you like. Gimp will indicate if it is not possible - function keys for example. For a simple sequence A - S - D is convenient. I would avoid the bottom qwerty line z, x, c sometimes useful.
You might find that 'auto-equalize' and color-enhance' often not much use. Remember ctrl-z (undo) is your friend.
There are more functions than keys, most keys are already taken. Disabled just means not assigned. Easy enough to change, including those already taken. You might (will) get a warning that the key is taken but you can change (re-assign) anyway.
For the functions you want I would narrow the choice down using the search facility top of the dialogue.
Something like this: screenshot https://i.imgur.com/s195lHp.jpg
Which keys to choose? Any you like. Gimp will indicate if it is not possible - function keys for example. For a simple sequence A - S - D is convenient. I would avoid the bottom qwerty line z, x, c sometimes useful.
You might find that 'auto-equalize' and color-enhance' often not much use. Remember ctrl-z (undo) is your friend.