Version: (using Devel) OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled sources Add alias definition to ~/.bashrc file: alias hello="kwrite" Then logout/login - all terminal would understand "hello" command and would run kwrite when it is entered. krunner (alt+f2) would not recognize "hello" command. Also I think that session manager also does not work with alias definitions. For example, I have the following alias for skype: alias skype="aoss skype". That helps me to avoid the problem with busy /dev/dsp device in skype. After logout/login, skype is started as usual (without aoss prefix), so I have to restart it manually in order to be able to make calls.
(In reply to comment #0) > Version: (using Devel) > OS: Linux > Installed from: Compiled sources > > Add alias definition to ~/.bashrc file: > alias hello="kwrite" > > Then logout/login - all terminal would understand "hello" command and would run > kwrite when it is entered. > > krunner (alt+f2) would not recognize "hello" command. This would prolly be another nice feature for the shell runner, indeed > Also I think that session manager also does not work with alias definitions. > For example, I have the following alias for skype: > alias skype="aoss skype". As for such things, you can use kmenuedit to change the command called when using applications names (and not the shell runner)
Still happening on $ krunner --version Qt: 4.7.0 Plataforma de desarrollo de KDE: 4.6.00 (4.6.0) Interfaz de ejecución de órdenes: 0.1 Just confirming :)
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 195392 ***