Reverse search in bash (shift+ctrl+R) crashes yakuake but works in qterminal, for instance. I'm on LXQt with Arch distribution.
Backtrace? What happens in Konsole?
QTerminal works as expected, Yakuake crashes without any feedback. journalctl says "yakuake[547]: shell did not close, sending SIGHUP".Not sure how to get meaningful information out of gdb gdb yakuake ... Reading symbols from yakuake...(no debugging symbols found)...done. (gdb) run Starting program: /usr/bin/yakuake [Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled] Using host libthread_db library "/usr/lib/libthread_db.so.1". [New Thread 0x7fffe31f0700 (LWP 3404)] qt5ct: using qt5ct plugin [New Thread 0x7fffe0a0d700 (LWP 3405)] Error loading text-to-speech plug-in "speechd" shell did not close, sending SIGHUP
QTerminal is not Konsole and irrelevant to both Konsole and Yakuake. Could you test with Konsole? Yakuake embeds Konsole (i.e. this bug, if it is one, is 99% likely in Konsole code, that's why I ask). gdb: You haven't installed debug symbols for Yakuake according to the output you posted. Could you install them and try again?
No problem with Konsole, forward and backward works well. Don't know how to "install" debug symbols without setting up everything new. I'm on Arch Linux. Wonder why I should be the only one with this issue as it is 100% reproducible. Can't you try yourself?
I tried of course - but no, it's not crashing here (and there are no other reports except for yours). So I rely on your information to find out what's going on. On Arch Linux (which I recommend against using for this reason) I believe you will need to rebuild Yakuake (and likely other packages) with debug symbols to be able to provide a decent crash bug report to developers.
Oh, I just realized what's actually going on and we're on the wrong track here :-). It's not actually crashing! Ctrl+Shift+R is the default shortcut for "Close Active Terminal". You can change it in the menu -> Configure Shortcuts.
(In reply to Eike Hein from comment #6) > Oh, I just realized what's actually going on and we're on the wrong track > here :-). It's not actually crashing! > > Ctrl+Shift+R is the default shortcut for "Close Active Terminal". You can > change it in the menu -> Configure Shortcuts. Lol, in fact that was the reason. But you should definitely change this to ctrl+W as shift+ctrl+R is the usual shortcut for going forward through the bash history (maybe not well known).
I think it used to be Ctrl+Shift+R in Konsole as well, but Konsole changed it to Ctrl+Shift+X - for consistency I should probably change Yakuake to that ...