Ahmad Samir 6cb301bdbe ProfileManager dialog: improve handling profiles
- Differentiate between a profile being deleteable and writable:
  - Disable the Edit key for read-only profiles, i.e. a '.profile' that
    doesn't have write permissions for the user
  - Disable the Delete key for a '.profile' that is in a directory that
    isn't writable for the user (i.e. a .profile can be read-only, but
    still deleteable by the user)

- Change the model selection mode to single selection, that simplifies
  the code, besides it looks like editing more than one profile at the
  same time hasn't worked for a while, and there are no complaints AFAICS;
  remove the now redundant selectedProfiles() method.
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Konsole - KDE's Terminal Emulator

Konsole is a terminal program for KDE.

As well as being a standalone program, it is also used by other KDE programs such as the Kate editor and KDevelop development environment to provide easy access to a terminal window. Konsole's features and usage are explained and illustrated in the Konsole handbook, which can be accessed by browsing to help:/konsole in Konqueror.

Directory Structure

Directory Description
/doc/user README files, primarily for advanced users, explaining various aspects of Konsole such as fonts and keyboard handling in-depth.
/doc/developer README files and resources for developers of Konsole. This includes information on the design of Konsole's internals and the VT100 terminal on which Konsole's emulation is based.
/src Source code for Konsole, including the embedded versions of Konsole which are used in Kate, KDevelop and others.
/desktop .desktop files for Konsole, used to launch the program from KDE's various menus and other application launchers.
/data Data files for use with Konsole as well as the keyboard setup and color schemes provided with Konsole.

Contact

Up-to-date information about the latest releases can be found on Konsole's website at https://konsole.kde.org. Discussions about Konsole's development are held on the konsole-devel mailing list, which can be accessed at https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/konsole-devel.

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