If you edit a systemwide color scheme (i.e. one defined in /usr/share/konsole) and then decide to throw away your edits, there is no easy way to go back to the systemwide color scheme. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Settings -> Edit current profile... -> Apearance 2. "Edit" one of the systemwide color schemes, e.g. "Solarized" and click "OK" 3. "Remove" the edited color scheme Actual Results: The Solarized scheme vanishes and you can't re-select the original one from /usr/share/konsole without restarting konsole. Expected Results: The original version of the color scheme is visible again and can be chosen. That scheme exists on disk and should be selectable. I realize that having the original scheme reappear after you "Remove" it is a bit counter-intuitive, but otherwise there is no way to restore the original version of the scheme. Maybe a "restore to defaults" setting in the Edit dialog would be better, which would delete the customized file under ~/.local/share/konsole and cause the systemwide one to be shown in the list again.
Git commit 0d95c7f46bd512cc7660af1b85f09b8c23d3c3e3 by Kurt Hindenburg. Committed on 23/01/2018 at 14:34. Pushed by hindenburg into branch 'master'. Add a way to reset changes to system-wide color schemes If an user has alter the system-side color schemes, Konsole saves thoses changes in the user's local folder. This patch allows that local user file to be deleted, thus resetting the color scheme to the default system-wide file. Patch by ahmadsamir FIXED-IN: 18.04 Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D9568 M +22 -0 src/ColorSchemeManager.cpp M +12 -0 src/ColorSchemeManager.h M +27 -1 src/EditProfileDialog.cpp M +8 -0 src/EditProfileDialog.h M +11 -1 src/EditProfileDialog.ui https://commits.kde.org/konsole/0d95c7f46bd512cc7660af1b85f09b8c23d3c3e3