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--- Comment #20 from Bronson ---
I suspect anyone with a windows background would expect this behaviour.
Is it possible to add a setting to konsole to change this behaviour?
As i think its a better solution than adding
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--- Comment #18 from Bronson ---
Adding to the end of my file I found a workaround!
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--- Comment #17 from Bronson ---
actually, is there any way to change this to the behaviour I expect?
I want run in konsole to launch the console, run the script, and return to
prompt. Ive have a play with the commandline
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--- Comment #16 from Bronson ---
ok thanks, ill change that to work as intended.
You can close this bug then.
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--- Comment #15 from Kurt Hindenburg ---
That's the correct behavior for how the konsolerun.desktop is coded; the hold
means don't close; I think what you expect is not how 'Run in Konsole' actually
means.
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--- Comment #14 from Bronson ---
Ok ive made some progress!
Ive found that if i run the script through the existing konsole window it is
actually working. So manually typing ./echo.sh into the console works fine.
The problem
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--- Comment #13 from Bronson ---
I have tried removing the .bashrc files from my home folder and also /etc/bash/
and still have the issue.
Are there any other files that may affect this?
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--- Comment #12 from Bronson ---
(In reply to Christoph Feck from comment #10)
> If even a simple "echo" script does not return to the prompt, it is
> unrelated to Python.
>
> Is this reproducible with a freshly created user
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--- Comment #11 from Bronson ---
So ive tested this booting directly off the KDE manjaro bootable usb, and it
has the same issue.
So ive also posted on the manjaro forums, hopefully someone there may have a
fix?
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--- Comment #10 from Christoph Feck ---
If even a simple "echo" script does not return to the prompt, it is unrelated
to Python.
Is this reproducible with a freshly created user account? Are you using bash or
a different default shell?
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--- Comment #9 from Bronson ---
its certainly not python. Ill ask the manjaro guys if they can help, but it
also happens on kde neon.
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--- Comment #8 from Bronson ---
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simpler script
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--- Comment #7 from Kurt Hindenburg ---
Well I'm puzzled on why this would not work in your system/Konsole, but then
work in xterm.
It works here w/o issue.
Perhaps a python bug? I have 2.7.12
Have you asked on Manjaro's
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--- Comment #6 from Bronson ---
Thanks for looking into this, its incredibly frustrating!
Ive added my sample script. It happens with any script I run about 90% of the
time.
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--- Comment #5 from Bronson ---
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sample script
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--- Comment #3 from Kurt Hindenburg ---
Ok but without the script, I have no way of debugging this
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--- Comment #2 from Bronson ---
ive tried the same script in xterm, and it works fine.
So this is definately a konsole issue.
I have fonts set to 120dpi, not sure if this would cause some issue like this?
But I do have this
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--- Comment #1 from Kurt Hindenburg ---
The easiest way to determine if the issue is Konsole, try running the script in
xterm and/or other terminals (gnome-terminal, etc)
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