KDE4 konsole: missing sessions, bell
Anne Wilson
cannewilson at googlemail.com
Tue May 19 07:11:18 BST 2009
On Monday 18 May 2009 23:05:45 Ryo Furue wrote:
> Hi KDEers,
>
> I've been long away from KDE and so I may well be missing
> something, but . . . Today or yesterday, Debian testing
> replaced the old konsole with "konsole 2.2.2 using KDE 4.2.2".
> I use LXDE, not KDE. I still use konsole simply because it's
> the best terminal emulator I know.
>
> I now want to solve these two problems.
>
> 1. Now I don't find "sessions". On the old konsole, I had
> a session (tab) that automatically SSHes me to a remote host,
> and another session that opens a root shell. How can I have
> a similar capability?
>
Some, if not all of this can be done by setting up profiles (Settings > Manage
Profiles). I have one profile that gives me a root profile (/bin su -) with a
different background, to make it obvious. I don't have a profile for a remote
connection, but I have a bookmark set up, that, together with keychain,
automatically logs me onto a remote box.
> 2. I miss the bell. "echo -e '\a' " does nothing on the
> new konsole. For the old konsole, I chose a visible bell
> within the konsole configuration (not as a bash setting).
> For the new konsole, I don't see a configuration item
> regarding the bell. On an emacs window, I can sound
> an audible bell, whose pitch and duration I can control
> with "xset b", which means the X-Window bell is working.
> Where should I look?
>
This I can't help with. If a visible bell will do, try setting notifications
to flash the taskbar tab.
HTH
Anne
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