Files ending in .service, .target, .timer, .path with a '@' in them are falsely recognized as email addresses. Since systemd is becoming quite the common thing, I think it's not completely weird to (in case you don't try using http://ex-parrot.com/~pdw/Mail-RFC822-Address.html) blacklist those extensions from email recognition. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. touch myservice@myvariable.service 2. ls 3. Ctrl + click myservice@myvariable.service Actual Results: Opens mail composer for myservice@myvariable.service Expected Results: Nothing
I don't think this bug can be fixed; those are _valid_ email addresses; there could be a domain out there with a .service, .target, whatever, in its name. If those are blacklisted it would be wrong... IMHO, as long as it's a technically valid email address there's nothing konsole can do.