In Dolphin there are two ways to open a KDE Kconsole terminal window. One is to use the function key F4
which will open a Kconsole terminal, inside Dolphin window, at the bottom and will follow the folder that you are currently viewing in Dolphin.
The second one is to use the key combination CTRL+ALT+F4
. This will open up a new Kconsole terminal window outside of Dolphin. This is equivalent to opening up of a new Kconsole terminal window using the global key combination CTRL+ALT+T
. The difference is that CTRL+ALT+F4
will open a Kconsole terminal window in the current directory that is open in Dolphin. So for example if the current directory that is open in Dolphin is /etc/boot.d, then pressing CTRL+ALT+F4
will open a Kconsole terminal window in the directory /etc/boot.d directory.
While CTRL+ALT+F4
will by default open a Kconsole terminal window in the user HOME directory.
The issue is that both of these key combination in Dolphin, i.e. CTRL+ALT+F4
and F4
, use the Kconsole terminal default profile. Is there a mechanism to change that? Is there some configuration file that we can use for this purpose?
I do not want to change the default profile for the KDE Konsole. Rather what I want is to to use different profiles.
Edit:
To clarify and to avoid confusion, I am referring to the Kconsole terminal window and not the tty shell/console that are created during the boot. I am not asking about switching from Dolphin to the tty shell/console. KConsole terminal window is opened from inside KDE.