Version: (using Devel) Installed from: Compiled sources OS: Linux Most command line switches Konsole features would make sense in Yakuake as well: -profile <file> Name of profile to use for new Konsole instance --list-profiles List the available profiles --new-tab Create a new tab in an existing window rather than creating a new window --workdir <dir> Set the initial working directory of the new tab or window to 'dir' --notransparency Disable transparent backgrounds, even if the system supports them. --force-transparency Try to enable transparency, even if the system does not appear to support it. -p <property=value> Change the value of a profile property. -e <cmd> Command to execute
> -profile <file> > --list-profiles Requires functionality the Konsole KPart does not offer. > --new-tab The D-Bus interface provides a way to open new tabs. > --workdir <dir> I don't think the KPart allows this either. > --notransparency > --force-transparency Won't be implemented. "--notransparency" is provided by a config dialog option, and "--force-transparency", which I presume disables the check for the availability of an ARGB visual, is unnecessary. > -e <cmd> That's essentially a dupe of bug #149518. It's planned, but non-trivial for some reasons. > -p <property=value> I think the Konsole KPart allows doing this via some form of escape codes, but I'm unsure whether it's really useful. Might investigate.
Not a Konsole option, but a suggestion: --open --retract For implementing different ways to open and retract Yakuake from scripts, other applications, launcher icons, swiping down from top of screen on a touchscreen, or any other way that is supported by users DE or WM, or that they can implement by other means.