When developing software, I often have multiple tabs open in
Konsole, all of which I have changed directory into some place like: One for trunk, one for starting my server, one for the debugger, one for executing tests... When I boot and startup Konsole again, I go through opening all the tabs and changing directory to the places I need in each of them. How tiring that is.
Well, there is a better way.
- Open Konsole
- Open and setup all the tabs you need
- Goto Settings->Save Session Profile and enter a name that fits, say "foo"
Now, the next time you start Konsole, you can do it with "
konsole --profile foo" and it will open up as when saved. Nice. Also, you can do "
konsole --profiles" to list all saved profiles.
Oh how I wish I had something like
konsole on windows.
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Note that foo isn't the path to the file but just the file name !
I loosed some time trying to launch
konsole --profile /home/toto/.kde/share/apps/konsole/profiles/foo
and it doesn't work nor send any error message.
Yeah, exactly! Sorry if the use of "foo" was misleading in the example.
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