Version: 2.0 (using 4.00.00 (KDE 4.0.0), Debian packages) Compiler: gcc OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.23-1-686 I got a command which breaks the konsole-output of lines. Konsole jumps to newline but doesn't break the line - so typing is going on in the same line. I can't figure out why. The line doesn't has any special characters. Here are two screenshots: http://www.os-forge.eu/kde4-bugs/konsole_doesnt_break_newline.png and http://www.os-forge.eu/kde4-bugs/konsole_doesnt_break_newline1.png Best regards and many thanks for this great step with konsole Tony
> I got a command which breaks the konsole-output of lines. Are you referring to "iptables -D OUTPUT -p" shown in the screenshot? That doesn't appear to be valid syntax according to the output of "iptables --help" here, it just prints "Unknown argument '-p'".
The command is correct - ksnapshot cuts some args :). Also if I return, the command execs successfully.
> The command is correct - ksnapshot cuts some args :). What is the complete command?
I talk with a friend about this issue and he told me there could be a problem with the customized promt!? But if I tried it with Konsole from 3.5.8 it works! Here is the promt: $(date +%H:%M:%S) \033[0;31m\u\033[0;32m@\h\033[0;34m:\w\033[0;37m\$ And here the command: iptables -D OUTPUT -p TCP --sport 80 -j ACCEPT -j ACCEPT -m comment --comment 'HTTP OUT alle duerfen den Apache nutzen'
> I talk with a friend about this issue and he told me there could be a problem with the customized prompt!? I see the weird behaviour in xterm, gnome-terminal, Konsole/KDE 3 and Konsole/KDE 4 with the given prompt. Perhaps on your system Konsole/KDE 3 is using a different shell or starting the shell with different arguments to Konsole/KDE 4?
As far as I can tell this is a problem with bash or the prompt text rather than the terminal.