For all those who use the konsole as a terminal, It’s Foss has written a very nice article. Konsole is really highly configurable. I didn’t know a few settings either. I just woke up, I’ll have to read this article when I’m really awake 
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Interesting read thanks!
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I got something new & interesting thing from that link, but it was actually in a comment, not the article itself, so I’m reproducing it here:
keypress multicasting with "Edit">"Copy input to...".
This way you can simultaneously type the same thing into multiple panes/tabs.
Never noticed that before. Very situational, but neat that it exists.
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Gobble gobble
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I like Konsole but most of this article is like a lot of others these days, easily discoverable. I didn’t know about number 5 but the rest where either things I use or had discovered and not
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I think there’s something missing at the end of your
And yeah, I agree. But it’s still a pretext to share tips.
For instance, instead of 8. Using Quick Commands, which is GUI-based, I use CTRL+R with fzf (https://junegunn.github.io/fzf/), which makes it very easy to find previously used commands.
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Bit confused, only pointed out their was only 1 thing I didn’t know about
There were some great tips there
Will have to suss it out a bit more but looks like it may be useful
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I love fzf, been using it for years
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Yes, that was clear, but your sentence was grammatically incomplete; your train of thought was probably interrupted when writing it:
the rest where either things I use or had discovered and not
… you had discovered them and not done what with them?
I think I summed it up pretty well without going into too much context, I either knew about what was mentioned or it was useless too me. Sorry if I seem a bit disjointed and not making the most sense, been having a few issues mentally the last few days. Hope this answer makes sense
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A nice summary of Konsole features, thankyou.
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