27 Apr
2020
27 Apr
'20
2:57 p.m.
On 2020-04-27 09:08:29 Thierry de Coulon wrote:
On Monday 27 April 2020 15.38:41 J Leslie Turriff
wrote:
Yeah; sorry, I should have waited to reply before reading only the first few
posts, but it looked like the "Midnight Commander" profile was being
overlooked.
And thanks for pointing out that saving its settings keeps the split screen
setup.
Leslie
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In Settings -> Load View Profile you will see
a "Midnight Commander"
option, which will open Konqueror with the screen split vertically.
Only in your distribution/TDE version. This profile does not exist on
Debian. You can create and save it however.
There ought to be a command-line method for
invoking this, but
unfortunately the Konqueror Handbook doesn't tell how to do it so that it
provides the split screen; e.g.
konqueror --profile "Midnight Commander" $HOME&
starts it with a single pane. Adding additional paths to the command
causes a "Malformed URL" message.
Does anyone know how to make this work from the command line?
This is what has been discussed to far. Assuming there is a "Midnight
Commander" profile:
konqueror --profile "Midnight Commander"
will open this profile with whatever content has been saved in *both*
panes.
konqueror --profile <whatever profile> <whatever url>
will open konqueror as single or dual pane (depending on your settings in
the "File Management" profile I guess) and only the left pane (if two)
populated with <url>, the other pane is empty.
In short, if you give an url konqueror ignores the profile you typed. I
think this is what they find to be a bug.
Thierry