Konsole command get this:Use KActionCollection::setDefaultShortcut(s) instead

[cpit]

When I use the Konsole command I get this message:
kf.xmlgui: Shortcut for action “” “Show shortcuts” set with QAction::setShortcut()! Use KActionCollection::setDefaultShortcut(s) instead.
kf.xmlgui: Shortcut for action “” “Show SSH manager” set with QAction::setShortcut()! Use KActionCollection::setDefaultShortcut(s) instead.

I’ve searched the web but have found things that I don’t feel like trying at random.
I state that I’ve only been using Manjaro for a few months and I don’t have many technical skills on this so.
Can anyone help me remove that annoying message?
Thanks for the replies

[Strit]

Are you launching Konsole from within Konsole, or where do you see this message?

Launching Konsole from TTY is likely not gonna work as requires a window manager to launch.

[cpit]

from within a konsole

[Strit]

Does it launch an extra konsole window/tab or not?

If it does, it works as it should. The lines in the output is just information.

[Tomek]

You can redirect errors to null

konsole 2> /dev/null 

About this message, it’s known bug (though seems nothing important)
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=462615

[cpit]

it works well, but if I could remove these messages…

[cpit]

thanks a lot

[qruqs]

Late to the party, again. Different time zones, I suppose.

I couldn’t see this being mentioned, so here it goes. The way I use to launch a new Terminal or an new Terminal TAB while I sit at the keyboard issuing commands (i.e. not via a script), is as follows:

New Terminal window:

Ctrl-Shift-N

New Terminal TAB:

Ctrl-Shift-T

This way, the current command line will be empty and will not issue any error messages. Well, for me anyway. If I try the way you used initially, I also get the same error messages.

Hope this helps someone in some small way. 8)

[cpit]

I see that it is not something that blocks the action.
My problem is that I made a Python application that launches .sh shell scripts via a graphical interface that I wanted to publish on GitHub and I wanted to add a video showing how it works.
But with those lines of error it’s just ugly to see.
That’s why I wanted to remove them.
Thank you for your availability anyway, I’ll see if I can find a graphic solution to hide these lines.

[cpit]

I tried your advice “konsole 2> /dev/null” and it works fine from terminal but I don’t see how I can apply it when I call my command “konsole -e /home/pit/execute/borg/execute/list.sh” which launch in Python with subprocess.Popen(args), maybe adding something inside the sh script?

[Tomek]

Maybe that solution will be more suitable for you. Disable qt logging for Konsole session with:

export QT_LOGGING_RULES='*=false'

clear screen with Ctrl + l and do whatever you want with konsole

[linux-aarhus]

@qruqs

Ctrl-Shift-N

This is the correct method to open a new Konsole window
It is much preferable
Or do as I have done - create a custom shortcut for Konsole

→ System Settings
→ Shortcuts
→ Add application
→ Konsole
→ Open new window
→ My preference is MetaEnter

[cpit]

Finally I succeeded

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in the call i added > /dev/null
konsole -e /home/pit/execute/borg/execute/list.sh > /dev/null
in the bash profile .zshrc
export QT_LOGGING_RULES=‘*=false’

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if I open a konsole and with the Python command run_sh.py
it works, so I can make the video I wanted.
Thank you
Now I have to understand why when instead I launch it from run_sh.desktop that points to a launch .sh instead it doesn’t work.

[linux-aarhus]

Instead of using Konsole in your script - use bash

bash -c /home/pit/execute/borg/execute/list.sh

This would solve your other issue as well

[cpit]

bash -c interesting I’ll elaborate, but I see it doesn’t open me an additional terminal window.
Instead I varied Exec in the .desktop file like this

Exec=env QT_LOGGING_RULES=‘*=false’ /home/pit/execute/run_sh/run_sh_dev.sh > /dev/null

and it works perfectly.
Thank you all guys you have been invaluable.
Also because I’ve only been using Linux for a few months and the more I know about it the more I like it.