Re: Terminal command in Kate using an unknown profile?
David O'Brien <[email protected]> Fri, 7 Feb 2025 20:00:29 +1000
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.kde.devel.kwrite |
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| Organization | Red Hat, Inc. |
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Thanks Waqar I did eventually discover right-click to change the profile and was just about to provide an update. On pressing Esc, I don't want the terminal to close. I'm talking about having a file open in Vim from that terminal panel and editing it, and then pressing Esc to return to Command mode to save and close the file. That's what has stopped working for some reason. It's the same when I've edited any number of files and want to commit them; after I run `git commit` and enter a commit message, pressing Esc *used to* return Vim to Command mode. It no longer does that. I can work with `Ctrl+[` as a workaround, but I would dearly love to know what's happened to Esc. Thanks again for your help. David On 2/7/25 5:52 PM, Waqar Ahmed wrote: > Kate has a list of programs for which pressing Esc doesn't close the > terminal panel. See the "Terminal" page in settings dialog. It could > be that somehow, for some reason Konsole isn't able to tell what > foreground process is running in the terminal atm and thus Kate just > closes the panel on Esc (IIRC, in flatpak this is an issue). You can > disable this behaviour in the same dialog. > > On changing the profile: Right click in the terminal -> Edit > profile... / Switch Profile > > A workaround: You can use `Ctrl + [` as an alternative shortcut to Esc. > -- David Introvert/Unclubbable/Cool I acknowledge and pay respect to the past and present Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation.