Configure enough scrollback. Create continuously scrolling output: while true ; do ls -alh ; sleep 1 ; done Viewport is updated to the latest output. Scroll up one or more lines. Viewport is stable, new output is added to the invisible end. Everything like expected up to now. Now press the Meta key (also called the Windows Key or Super Key), left or right doesn't matter. Viewport is updated to the latest output. Expected behaviour: Viewport should be stable when pressing the Meta key (as with Ctrl and Alt keys). My use case: Monitoring output with tail -f, scroll up to stop auto scrolling. I have many shortcuts starting with the Meta...
To clarify, hitting Meta key causes Konsole to scroll to be the bottom similar to hitting Enter? On my Neon system, hitting left "meta" key opens the KDE/plasma menu. Right one does nothing.
It's similar, but with a little difference: - Hitting Enter immediately scrolls to the bottom - Hitting one of the Meta keys scrolls to the bottom when new text is appended to the end (e.g. by tail -f). This can also happen minutes after hitting the Meta key.
Meta is typically Alt, whereas Super is the Windows/Ubuntu key. Do you have a nontypical mapping, or just mixed up the terminology?
Sorry, I mixed up the terminology. The problem is with the left and right windows keys. So we're talking about the super keys. I've got two pretty standard Kubuntu installations with German keyboard. I don't have access to them for the next weeks, so please be patient if more info is required.
Hi, I'm from the Bugsquad team and we are triaging bugs on Konsole today. Thanks for reporting the bug. Application Version: 17.12.3 KDE Plasma Version: 5.12.6 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.44.0 Qt Version: 5.9.5 I tried to reproduce your bug hitting Meta key (Windows), Ctrl, Alt, AltGr. None of them updated the viewport to the latest output and all worked as expected. Is this still happening on your system? Thanks.
*** Bug 364893 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Confirming. Also works for me now. Same version as Marco.