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In Konsole you can split the window a là Emacs or Vim buffers, which is pretty handy always. The special keys works, not like F1 in gnome-terminal which opens t
by guicifuentes 17y ago
In Konsole you can split the window a là Emacs or Vim buffers, which is pretty handy always. The special keys works, not like F1 in gnome-terminal which opens the help.
How many times do you switch between terminals because you need to copy something or whatever? That's over with Konsole
- nsm 17y agokonsole is great for long term work, and yakuake is better for some one time command!
- xenoterracide 17y agofor a 1 time command that I don't need to look at again I'd just use alt+f2 kde's 'run prompt' is pretty good. of course it doesn't actually provide the 'shell environment'.