Since the menubar and tarbar settings are now global instead of per
profile , those cmdline options are useful to allow users to override
the defautl behavior.
The --hide-menubar and --hide-tabbar options can be used together
to simulate the miminal interface of xterm. I'm not sure whether
--show-menubar and --show-tabbar will be widely used , but add them at
the moment for the sake of completeness.
Now the Qt::WA_TranslucentBackground attribute is always set for the
mainwindow of konsole(regardless of whether compositing is available
when the window is created), just like in konsolepart.
I'm not 100% sure this approach is problem-free, but it works for me so
far under various environments and conditions. Do not hesihate to revert
it if you notice it causes big trouble.
That option is broken for a long time (at least since KDE 4.6.2), yet
there is not a single bug report against it. That is a strong evince
that option is seldom used.
The ideal situation is whenever compositing is available, Konsole
supports translucent background out of box without user guidance.
Sorry for the possible trouble of "resetting" caused by this commit,
but it does not pay off to write extra code dealing with such rename in
master branch
In current code, that method will be effectively called each time a new
session is created. That makes calling setAutoSaveSettings() in the
constructor of MainWindow basically meaningless.
This action will create new tab/session using the same settings(command,
colors, etc) used in current tab/session.
At this moment, this action does not always clone current tab/session
100%. For example, If you change the scrollback setting of current
session temporarily through context menu or dbus method, this action
won't clone the temporary change. Another example is the tab title.
On the other hand, this action works quite well with command line
options(-e, -p, etc) and the 'konsoleprofile' utility.
FEATURE:254976
FEATURE:292518
FIXED-IN:4.9.0
REVIEW:103859
DIGEST:
This causes the close query dialog to be display when exiting Konsole
and logging off the system.
Ideally we should be looking on what's running, not the # of sessions.
FEATURE: 127194
FIXED-IN: 4.9
