As for '2', I'm sure you can see how that is not feasible due to window decorations being designed to draw the title bar at the top of the window, not at the bottom. Also, this is a design decision, not a "bug". - Sep 08 2006
Chat & Messenging by Sho 91 comments
FWIW, http://konversation.kde.org/wiki/Build_tests - Aug 31 2006
Chat & Messenging by Sho 91 comments
FWIW, http://konversation.kde.org/wiki/Build_tests - Aug 31 2006
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by dagnele 46 comments
Nope. Won't happen until KDE4, but eventually it will.
> Second: Could you please add an option that will stop Yakeuake from being "on top", or "above" all other windows on the desktop?
I'll consider it.
> And third: Is it possible to disable that little notification which appears in the upper left corner of the screen after Yakuake's start and says "Apllication successfully started... bla bla" ?
Not yet (short of editing the source code), but it will be in a future release. - May 04 2006
Login shell support will return in the next release; there will be a GUI configuration option, and it will recognize the same command line argument that Konsole uses. - Apr 29 2006
Board by cover 8 comments
Various KDE 1.-4. Improvements by Manefesto 3 comments
Needs to be bumped for 2.7.5, though. - Mar 21 2006
System Tools (NOT OS or ROMS) by djclue917 15 comments
System Tools (NOT OS or ROMS) by djclue917 15 comments
Anyhow, in 2.7.5 (probably out tomorrow or on Tuesday) Yakuake will spawn non-login shells, so ~/.bashrc will be read. - Mar 19 2006
System Tools (NOT OS or ROMS) by djclue917 15 comments
#! /bin/bash
yakuake
dcop yakuake DCOPInterface slotRenameSession 0 foo
dcop yakuake DCOPInterface slotAddSession
dcop yakuake DCOPInterface slotRenameSession 1 bar
dcop yakuake DCOPInterface slotRunCommandInSession 0 "foo"
dcop yakuake DCOPInterface slotRunCommandInSession 1 "bar" - Mar 19 2006
Note that you can script Yakuake externally using DCOP - I currently use a shell script wrapper to start it that opens a number of sessions and runs a couple of commands in them. - Mar 19 2006
shopt -s histappend
PROMPT_COMMAND="history -a"
... in .bashrc, then the history would be written to disk each time shortly before the new prompt is displayed, and appended to the history file instead of overwritten. That would have the side-effect of a sort of "delayed shared history" between all shells, however. There's likely to be a smarter way to do this using bash facilities.
One crude way I could imagine is to use the environment variable Yakuake sets in sessions (DCOP_YAKUAKE_SESSION) in conjunction with PROMPT_COMMAND to set the history file (another shopt call) to a different file for each session, and manage them in a shell script.
There's quite a bit you can do here. - Mar 15 2006
Chat & Messenging by Sho 91 comments
Chat & Messenging by Sho 91 comments
Chat & Messenging by Sho 91 comments
System Tools (NOT OS or ROMS) by Vouksh 2 comments
4) Composite support had been added to Konsole a long time ago, but it was disabled due to side-effects. The konsolepart component (which YaKuake embeds) never supported it, however, since the toplevel window that would have to be an ARGB visual, too.
Note that Composite is disabled by default in the current Xorg stable release, that it's quite buggy, and that only few video drivers support it with sufficient performance.
All in all, it would be a lot of work to make YaKuake work with Composite at this point in time, and the gain for the majority of users would be rather slim IMHO. - Oct 18 2005
3) Note that you can currently set up your own profile to a certain degree using DCOP scripting. You can add sessions on startup, rename them and input commands.
neptune: Maybe it's possible to add a schema parameter to slotAddKonsole that opens the session with a particular saved Konsole color scheme/session profile? - Oct 17 2005
I think placing BibleTime in the "Scientific" category is thus quite valid.
Not that it plays a role in the matter at hand, but I might note that I'm not a Christian. - Oct 16 2005