Konsole: new window

Fri Sep 16 04:32:57 BST 2005

Jose Celestino wrote:

>Words by Bob Stia [Wed, Sep 14, 2005 at 11:38:38PM -0400]:
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>
>>On Wednesday 14 September 2005 06:28 pm, Jose Celestino wrote:
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>>>Words by Kevin Krammer [Wed, Sep 14, 2005 at 08:15:09PM +0200]:
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>>>>On Wednesday 14 September 2005 14:04, Jose Celestino wrote:
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>>>>>Helo.
>>>>>
>>>>>I use separate konsole because I don't like tabs. Being faster
>>>>>and more eficient I would like to do "New Session"->"New Window"
>>>>>instead of opening a distinct konsole each time.
>>>>>          
>>>>>
>>>>Alt+F2: konsole
>>>>        
>>>>
>>>Yes, but that runs a new konsole process. I don't want to run a brand
>>>new konsole. What I want is a shortcut to open a *new*window* for an
>>>existing konsole. Could I script it throught dcop? I know I can open
>>>a new session with "dcop konsole-$PID konsole newSession".î€€I can't
>>>configure it in "Configure Shortcuts" for konsole either.
>>>      
>>>
>>Jose,
>>
>>I may be too thick to understand this. You want to open a new window in 
>>konsole, (the terminal program)?
>>
>>If that is what you want, in the lower left hand corner there is an 
>>icon, Each time you click on it, it opens a new window with the prompt 
>>in it. You can then go back and forth by clicking on the appropriate 
>>terminal.
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>No, this *does*not* open a new window, it opens a *new*tab*. The other
>problem is that I don't want to click anywhere; I want a keyboard
>shortcut. That's all.
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If you are using konsole then:

Ctrl+Alt+N will open a new session. ( Lower case 'n' is OK. )

You can configure your own shortcuts under the ' Settings ' menu - ' 
Configure Shortcuts '

I stuck with " Ctrl+Alt+/n /" where '/n/' here is the number 
corrosponding to the session number.

Enjoy.

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