Tim Johnson wrote:
I have always used KDE with linux. I'm interested in installing the
current ubuntu LTS version - with gnome. However, I am a programmer
and have gotten used to and rely on konsole to host a number of
applications that I use to do my work. I would like to be able to
get up and running as quickly as possible, and then take my time
adapting to a new (to me) desktop.
I have a bad experience not long ago with mint. Installed it, tried
konsole and any time I rebooted all of the konsole tabs were
distributed into seperate windows. The mint forum was no help at all
on this matter.
So my question is:
Can I expect to set up konsole with multi-tabbed sessions
successfully and have those sessions restored at boot or login time
just as I currently do with KDE 3.5.10?
IOWS:I now have two shells, two MCs, slrn,mutt,mysql console, and
weechat running in konsole and if I restart, I get _all_ of
those restored. I believe that with time, I could do the same
with gnome-terminal, but would need to have konsole as above
fairly quickly.
TIA
Providing you have the KDE libs required for konsole, there should be no
problem. I too prefer konsole (altho' do not expect the same type of
use out of it that you want) and run that quite smoothly from within the
GNOME DE.
What I have done is to add a konsole trigger to my "Windows" key on my
keyboard. I simply press the key and konsole pops up, and I can run any
number of tabs if I choose. Give it a try. If it doesn't work, come
back with the issues that it kicks up.
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