SUMMARY Yakuake can't maximize the current split view. Yakuake has split views, which are the same as Konsole split views. (Taken from "Konsolepart"? I have no experience with KDE development) For Konsole it is possible to maximize the current view: >View → Split View → Toggle maximize current view (Ctrl+Shift+E) >Toggles the current view between current size and the maximize size [The Konsole Handbook](https://docs.kde.org/stable5/en/konsole/konsole/konsole.pdf) This is not possible with Yakuake. The list of key bindings lists "Split View Left-Right" and "Split View Top-Bottom", but nothing to maximize the view. STEPS TO REPRODUCE Validate desired behavior with Terminal: 1. Open Konsole 2. Split view - Right mouse button → "Split View" → "Split View Left-Right" or Default key binding: Ctrl+( 3. Maximize View - Button "Maximize terminal" or Default key binding: Ctrl+E Validate behavior not working with Yakuake 1. Open Yakuake 2. Split View - Default key binding: Ctrl+( 3. Try to maximize current view: not possible. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS konsole 23.08.4 yakuake 23.08.4 plasmashell 5.27.10 Similar tickets, but (in my opinion) not duplicates: [193033] - First part of the ticket would be duplicate, but second part of the ticket wishes for more than this. [320548] - Probably, to be fair, is a duplicate, but ticket has poor description.
I endorse this request. I was just about to open this very same issue, but I notized Uwe did it first a few days ago. I'm a hardcore user of yakuake since more than a decade, and I always missed this functionality. My coworkers are using terminator o even tmux because those can maximize the split view and restore it back. Now konsole can do it, how hard should be to implement it on yakuake?