When I'm developing a C ++ program with Qt-creator, and yes, porting my academic code from C# to C ++ (I'm a student) When I want to run my program and want to see the output in Konsole, it happens two things: 

1.- It does not work
2.- It does not work either.  

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Write a program in Qtcreator
2. Compile it 
3. Run it. 
Actual Results:  
Konsole shows a message, that It is not capable to connect to a tmp socket... Actually this message: Cannot connect creator comm socket /tmp/qt_temp.B14888/stub-socket: No such file or directory


Expected Results:  
To have a konsole window with my program output. 

In the configuration of Qt-creator (Tools>Options>General>System>Terminal) I have "x-terminal-emulator -e" and because I don't any other terminal-emulator than konsole and xterm... Debian chooses to run Konsole as I set to do so...

In many forums of qt, many users said that changing the configuration from "x-terminal-emulator" -e to "konsole --no-fork -e", but it doesn't work for me... When I run my program it just pops out an invisible konsole windows, I mean NOTHING RUNS. 

Someone reported this issue to Qt-devs time ago: https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTCREATORBUG-6007 Qt-devs said that their bug is fixed and the problem are you... so, who are wrong? 

I report this as a wish and not a bug because I want that fucking konsole to WORK, to be USEFUL... not just the beautiful crap that it is now.