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konsole

Konsole is a command line tool available in various Linux distributions, including KDE-based desktop environments. It serves as a terminal emulator and provides a graphical interface to interact with the command line.

  1. Konsole provides users with the ability to run various command line programs and execute shell commands within a windowed environment.
  2. It supports multiple tabs and multiple sessions, allowing users to work on different tasks simultaneously.
  3. Konsole supports a wide range of customizable settings, including font styles and sizes, color schemes, keyboard shortcuts, and more to enhance the user experience.
  4. It also offers advanced features such as split views, which allow users to view and work with multiple terminals side by side in a single window.
  5. Konsole supports session management, enabling users to save and restore different sets of running programs and commands.
  6. It provides features like search and scrollback, facilitating easy navigation and retrieval of previous command outputs.
  7. Konsole integrates well with other KDE applications and desktop components, providing a seamless experience for users of KDE-based environments.

List of commands for konsole:

  • konsole:tldr:28486 konsole: [e]xecute a specific command and don't close the window after it exits.
    $ konsole --noclose -e "${command}"
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  • konsole:tldr:7473a konsole: Open a new tab.
    $ konsole --new-tab
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  • konsole:tldr:d508a konsole: Open the terminal in a specific directory.
    $ konsole --workdir ${path-to-directory}
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  • konsole:tldr:e08d6 konsole: Open the terminal in the background and bring to the front when `Ctrl+Shift+F12` is pressed.
    $ konsole --background-mode
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