Post number #532748, ID: aa26ca
|
how to disable "The program 'program' is currently running in this session. Are you sure you want to close it?" and such things?
Post number #532886, ID: 09bcb4
|
Unplug the console when you want to quit.
Post number #533100, ID: 5bc723
|
You should try to modify the source code! You suould be able to find the asynchronous code that is executed just when you press the close button. The you could disable the message and modify it so it automatically sends a kill to all the child processes.
Post number #533327, ID: 4a72e7
|
If it asks you, just tick the checkbox "don't ask again" and click either on "close window" or "close current tab" button. OR in ~/.config/konsolerc under section >[Notification Messages] (create if not existent) set for close window (=all tabs) >CloseAllTabs=true or for "close current tab" >CloseAllTabs=false (Of course without the > in the beginneing)
Successfully tested in konsole version 18.12.2 in KDE-neon 5.15.1
Post number #533353, ID: f0f0fe
|
>>533327 thanks! what are these empty tabs?
Post number #533563, ID: cf4fe2
|
>>533353 Which empty tabs? Maybe missing icons for close and newtab buttons? A screenshot would be helpful.
Post number #533590, ID: c945d5
|
>>533563 closeallemptytabs=true ?
Post number #533925, ID: dc3fbd
|
it didn't work. 'The program 'program' is currently running in this session. Are you sure you want to close it?' shows up again.
Post number #534214, ID: f2bace
|
Which distro and which konsole version?
Post number #534315, ID: 2f59a9
|
>>534214 latest kubuntu
Post number #534502, ID: a421bf
|
>>534315 Consider switching to "KDE Neon". Kubuntu is pretty conservative with their packaging and update policy, so that you always will have buggy and shitty KDE software. Also try not to use non-LTS ubuntuoids. Latest Kubuntu is 18.10 while latest Ubuntu LTS is 18.04. KDE-Neon (user edition) is always based on the latest Ubuntu LTS, while it offers the latest stable KDE-packages.
| how to disable "The program 'program' is currently running in this session. Are you sure you want to close it?" and such things?