https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=430032
--- Comment #3 from Duncan <1i5t5.dun...@cox.net> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #2) > Why not just turn off the toolbar if you don't like it? I don't really > understand the use case for any of these --hide-[thing] args. Keep in mind we're talking about a terminal here, which may often be called by scripts. I believe the intended use-case for --hide is scripts that want to present effectively a popup message, possibly with some limited interactivity, but where menubars/tabbars/toolbars/scrollbars don't make sense as the window isn't intended to be on screen long enough for them to be actually needed. Which makes the extra bars, etc, just more visual clutter. In some cases these aren't per-profile options so without the commandline --hide-X options they'd have to be toggled globally, and the user may not want that globally. Where they are per-profile, a single monolithic script file with a few extra characters on the konsole call line explicitly toggling off the <whatever> is a *lot* more convenient than having to worry about an entire additional custom profile file, located in an entirely different directory from the script, as well. (And that's assuming the profiles are contained in a single per-profile file, which I'm not entirely sure of without having to verify, but which I believe to be the case.) Certainly that's why I make use of such options here, even if it's just for my own use on a single computer. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
