SUMMARY Killing nslookup with CTRL+C in Konsole breaks the font. you don't see anymore what is typed until Konsole is restarted. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Open nslookup 2. Kill it with CTRL+C 3. Font breaks down OBSERVED RESULT -> CTRL+C breaks the font/text and Konsole needs to be restarted. You don't see anymore what is typed to Konsole. EXPECTED RESULT Typed text should stay normal as it was before starting nslookup. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS OS: KDE Neon 5.21 KDE Plasma Version: 5.21.4 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.80.0 Qt Version: 5.15.2
I've just tested this and everything seemed to work. Does it happen with one specific font or all monospace fonts?
Created attachment 137521 [details] problem after closing nslookup with ctrl+c Now typing anything just keeps the white box there and hitting enter executes the command which is not showing up on the screen...
(In reply to Ahmad Samir from comment #1) > I've just tested this and everything seemed to work. > > Does it happen with one specific font or all monospace fonts? I added a screenshot, I'm not sure is it just a font issue. The white box just stays there and doesn't show text which is typed. I tried to change my Breeze Dark to Breeze but it didn't solve it.
I can reproduce this with KDE Neon live USB environment with default settings. Package versions: Konsole 20.12.3 nslookup 9.16.1-Ubuntu
I tested and I don't get that behaviour. How do you end/exit nslookup? I did: $ nslookup $ yahoo.com it displays some info, I press Ctrl+C Ctrl+C or Ctrl+D (once) to exit.
(In reply to Ahmad Samir from comment #5) > I tested and I don't get that behaviour. How do you end/exit nslookup? > > I did: > $ nslookup > $ yahoo.com > it displays some info, I press Ctrl+C Ctrl+C or Ctrl+D (once) to exit. I just hit CTRL+C once inside nslookup, and after that Konsole doesn't show anymore any input and the only way to get get it back to the working state is to restart Konsole.
Hmm-m, I think this is more like nslookup issue than KDE. I tried nslookup in CLI without X or KDE and I have the same issue.
Exiting the program by typing exit makes Konsole work like expected. So it's only ctrl+c (violent kill) which breaks it.
Actually I have to press Ctrl+C twice to exit, or Ctrl+D (once). It's not a Konsole bug.