KDE @lemmy.kde.social peregus @lemmy.world 3mo ago

[Solved] Konsole menu is missing

I want to add a shortcut to create new tab in Konsole, but I want it to be local and not global (CTRL+T is already used by another application). I've searched and it seems that I need to go to Settings → Configure Keyboard Shortcuts, but I don't have the settings anywhere. I read that I should have a menu bar, but...I don't. What's going on with my Konsole??? Thanks!

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Isn't the default to open a new tab in Konsole Ctrl + Shift + T?
- Ctrl + Alt + T. Your shortcut just opens the last closed Firefox tab.
  
  No, I just tried it. Ctrl + Alt + T opens a new terminal window, but Ctrl + Shift + T opens a tab within the window. These are the default key binds in Konsole, I've never changed them. It's true that it also works to open the last closed tab in various browsers though.
What does CTRL+SHIFT+M do?
- It's like hitting enter
  
  If Ctrl+Shift+M isn't showing the menu then try right clicking on the konsole window and using the "Menu" option right at the bottom of the list.
Would you mind trying to switch application styling under System Settings:

You'll also need to reopen Konsole in order to apply the new styling changes to it.

Not sure if it'll work or not but it might be worth a shot
- Thanks for the idea. I've switched from Breeze to Fusion and I still can't see any menu in Konsole, I just see what you can see in the screenshot in the OP.
  
  Alright after intentionally disabling my toolbars I was able to restore it:
  
  With Konsole selected, press F10: to bring up the hamburger menu
  
  Go to Settings 3rd from the bottom
  
  under Toolbars Shown toggle on both Main Toolbar and Session Toolbar

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