That "ignore" trick does not take effect now, and the test it tries
to ignore now runs and runs OK.
I don't think this removal will cause any real change. Hope I won't soon
be proven to to stupid, again :)
This effectively revert commit 6d0e065273
Note: this special colorscheme has never been exposed and put into use,
so the new files are not involved in the building process.
Maybe that special colorscheme should just be removed, if no one now
really understands its design purpose.
Note, this doesn't mean the description can't be edited. It just can't
be changed in that UI.
Thanks to Yichao Yu for the spotting and the patch.
REVIEW: 107289
This reverts commit 5a5fd23696.
This comes as one part of reverting all the work related with the
refactoring of the ssh command parser. That big refactoring commit
5a5fd236 causes some hard to debug crashes/problems. For the long term
benefit, reverting now and early is a good choice. I will try to redo the
refactoring in a better way for KDE SC 4.11, but for the upcoming 4.10
stability more important.
This reverts commit 726c52c4cf.
This comes as one part of reverting all the work related with the
refactoring of the ssh command parser. That big refactoring commit
5a5fd236 causes some hard to debug crashes/problems. For the long term
benefit, reverting now and early is a good choice. I will try to redo the
refactoring in a better way for KDE SC 4.11, but for the upcoming 4.10
stability more important.
This reverts commit c0079755eb.
This comes as one part of reverting all the work related with the
refactoring of the ssh command parser. That big refactoring commit
5a5fd236 causes some hard to debug crashes/problems. For the long term
benefit, reverting now and early is a good choice. I will try to redo the
refactoring in a better way for KDE SC 4.11, but for the upcoming 4.10
stability more important.
This reverts commit 5e010083e9.
This comes as one part of reverting all the work related with the
refactoring of the ssh command parser. That big refactoring commit
5a5fd236 causes some hard to debug crashes/problems. For the long term
benefit, reverting now and early is a good choice. I will try to redo the
refactoring in a better way for KDE SC 4.11, but for the upcoming 4.10
stability more important.
Currently, the max length of a token is 80. This affects the window
title causing the max length of around 74. The main usage is to allow
a really long window title.
From what I gather xterm doesn't have a limit. If needed, this #
could be increased.
FIXED-IN: 4.10
BUG: 309763
That make the code easier to read and test, and also comes as a preparation for
writing parser for other remote connection commands, like mosh, dropbear, etc.
Although that looks like a nice feature, it makes the code more
complicated and causes problems when that command is an absolute path
containing spaces.
So for now the only supported way is:
konsole -e command arguments
CCBUG: 295648
This reverts commit aa75fc8fee
I was stupid. That "+[args]" is needed for the -e option. Without it,
konsole -e man ls will complains about "unexpected argument".
But that "+[args]" is actually a hack to make "konoele -e command args"
work. Konsole really doesn't support "konsole command args"
Need furthur investigation.
This reverts commit d556d110db.
It does not make sense to provide "MimeType" entry together with the current
"Exec=konsole --background-mode" entry, since that command simple does not
expect file argument.
That hack is added due to the the "single process" model used by konsole.
However, That hack seems to make the thing more confusing as reflected in bug
302903
So here is a known issue: if you set konsole as the terminal emulator
used in pcmanfm, pressing F4 twice in different folder will open two
konsole window in the same folder.
It feels out of place to put that submenu between "Copy","Paste" and "Select
All". The new place is not ideal, but I think it is beeter than current
situation.
Add missing quotes around '$1' in konsoleprofile so that we do not
perform word splitting twice (which is very unlikely to be what the user
wants, and is difficult or impossible to prevent). This fixes a
regression introduced in 4e1b96e4.
BUG: 307351
FIXED-IN: 4.9.2
This is just a workaround for the problem of opening "~/Documents" on startup.
Although it is simple (just one line) and easy to understand, it is still a
not-so-pleasant hack which doesn't need to be added at the first place.
Note, the per-profile working directory still takes precedence if it is set
CCBUG: 302903
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