Version: 1.3.1 (using KDE 3.2.1, (testing/unstable)) Compiler: gcc version 3.3.3 (Debian) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.25-b Up to KDE 3.1.[23?] (Debian testing/sid) there was a nice undocumented feature in konsole: When I added an '&'-sign in the Session name (Settings->Configure Konsole...->Session->Name), I was able to open that session by pressing first Ctrl+Alt+M (opens "Session menu") and then the letter after '&'-sign. For example, in Konsole, select: Settings->Configure_Konsole...->Session->General: [Name]: &Remote host [Execute]: /usr/bin/ssh -X -C mylogin@remotehost.example Now key sequence Ctrl+Alt+M and then letter 'R' opens a terminal at remotehost.example via SSH. (Or opened before this feature disappeared.) Would you mind adding above mentioned functionality back (this time with documentation:), please?
A few rows in konsole (konsole.cpp, konsole_part.cpp, konsolebookmarkmenu.cpp) source contains a command .replace('&',"&&") If you remove this string from the source, the behavior of Session menu turns back what I am looking for. The solution is not very sophisticated, but works for me. Perhaps something similar could be added in the official konsole?
The replaces are there for a reason, normal Konsole usage.