I used to use Yakuake heavily. Loved it. It made me much more productive. Then I realized what was the reason behind it. And it's not the animation. Yakuake h

I used to use Yakuake heavily. Loved it. It made me much more productive. Then I realized what was the reason behind it. And it's not the animation. Yakuake has a specific shortcut that your muscle memory can remember. Making Yakuake super accessible. It's like my brain has now O(1) to access my konsole. So I removed Yakuake and saved a specific shortcut for Konsole. It's much better. Because there's no annoying notification and the window is full screen. I applied this pattern to all my apps and I'm far more productive than I've ever been in any environment: F1 opens up browser F2 opens up pdf viewer F3 opens up text editor... (You can apply a shortcut to any application/window using Kwin -> Special Application Settings -> Arrangement & Access