On 9/6/2011 11:54 PM, Gregory P. Ennis wrote: > Everyone, Hi Greg, > I just discovered yakuake as a replacement of the konsole terminal > emulators. Can anyone on the list point me to a site that explains any > special configuration options. In particular I was hopeful that I could > choose a profile in the same manner of konsole with the expectation of > executing the command in the "command" section of the profile. Yakuake embeds the Konsole KPart component to provide terminal emulation. The terminal context menu, the pro- file dialogs and profile setttings are all part of the Konsole KPart component. Unfortunately Konsole is a somewhat misarchitected app- lication in that unlike apps like Okular, the Konsole main application doesn't embed its own KPart. Thus there has been little pressure over the years to main- tain the KPart decently, and it sometimes has bugs that the main application doesn't have. Thus, if the "command" section of the profile does not work in Yakuake, I'd ask you to please file a bug re- report against Konsole, against its KPart subcomponent in the bug tracker. In the meantime, you may be able to make do with the D-Bus interface Yakuake exposes. The D-Bus interface allows for such things as spawning tabs, and running commands in their terminals. Thus using the D-Bus in- terface you can script various executions. You can use qdbusviewer and qdbus, provided with Qt, to interact with the D-Bus interface. Here is a basic example: qdbus org.kde.yakuake /yakuake/sessions runCommand "foo" This will run "foo" in the currently active terminal in the currently active tab. There are also calls to run commands in specific terminals by id, and many other calls. Hope that helps you. > Greg Ennis -- Best regards, Eike Hein _______________________________________________ Kde-extra-gear mailing list Kde-extra-gear@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-extra-gear