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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [Bug 152385] Allow konsole to store terminal size in the profile.
From:       <bkorb () gnu ! org>
Date:       2009-08-30 21:41:47
Message-ID: 20090830214147.462891C7B0 () immanuel ! kde ! org
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--- Comment #59 from  <bkorb gnu org>  2009-08-30 23:41:44 ---
> I believe the default behavior should stay as it currently is
> - with Konsole remembering the last used window size on exit.
I believe that the Konsole3.5 should be the default and that it
doesn't matter hardly a bit which way you go.  What does matter
is having readily navigable ways of getting to where most of
the posters here want to go:  bringing up a Konsole session in
a consistently sized window.  i.e. not adapting as standard the
random size selected by some pop up invocation.  Part of my and
earlier folks' frustration is that it was more than a little non-
obvious that the geometry settings that one found under "settings"
migrated to a title bar menu of advanced/special-window-settings/
geometry.  A different menu collection with completely different
names.  How is one supposed to follow that?  Once one does learn
that "little trick", then this problem degrades to less-than-blocker.
The only remaining big irritant is that I use BASH in emacs mode.
That mode has used Ctl-B for over 20 years.  It has been hijacked
for use as "add a bookmark".  You wouldn't believe how immense
my book mark collection is.  I did find settings/configure-shortcuts.
As you know, that is a session-only setting, so I have to set it
every single time.  Even worse than resizing.

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