Referring following sections. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Turn off "Use current window size on next startup" in "Settings - Configure Konsole - General - Konsole Window" 2. Set "Terminal Size" to 80 columns x 24 rows in "Settings - Edit Current Profile - General" 3. Restart Konsole Actual Results: 80 x 22 terminal size Expected Results: 80 x 24 terminal size, as in the profile config * Operating system * x86 32-bit Ubuntu 14.04 GNU/Linux * Software sources * 4.14.1 from Kubuntu Backports PPA * Default shell * zsh * Locale setting * zh_TW.UTF-8 * Font setting * Droid Sans Mono in 9.0pt ### Workaround Set column, row+2 as the terminal size
Do you have Tab bar set to "always show"? Does changing this setting make any difference?
(In reply to Christoph Feck from comment #1) > Do you have Tab bar set to "always show"? Does changing this setting make > any difference? Yes. It's the setting the make the differences.
Updated "Steps to Reproduce:" 0. Set "Settings - Configure Konsole - TabBar - Appearance - Tab bar visibility" to "Always Show Tab Bar" 1. Turn off "Use current window size on next startup" in "Settings - Configure Konsole - General - Konsole Window" 2. Set "Terminal Size" to 80 columns x 24 rows in "Settings - Edit Current Profile - General" 3. Restart Konsole
Fix typo of Comment 2: - Yes. It's the setting the make the differences. + Yes. It's the setting that make the differences.
Tested with konsole 17.12.1, and I can't reproduce, so whatever was causing it is gone (just cleaning up old-still-open reports).