Um, many do, actually, albeit without any specific theming applied. But that’s irrelevant anyway.
(Note: I myself don’t use any of the Manjaro theming, except for the default Manjaro GRUB theme and the default Manjaro SDDM theme. But that too is irrelevant.)
I propose we make a public vote (like the one included in every release announcement) to help decide if we should include Yakuake in the default installation.
It is very useful but I’m not convinced it’s a good thing to have two different terminal emulators installed by default.
A terminal emulator is an indispensable component of every graphical environment running on top of a UNIX system, and every user will sooner or later have to make use of it, whether they want to or not.
So, is it then preferable to change a certain default shortcut for a system component that virtually every Plasma user will be using in favor of something very specific that only a subset of our user base will be using?
In which web browsers do you have problems with F12 does not open yakuake?
firefox
ungoogled chromium
opera
are not affected: I bringed their window active one by one and tested in those 3 browsers: I see my global shortcut F12 to call konsole works well and does not open DevTools of web browser. F12 is obsolete shortcut to open devtools in IE6 may be in IE11, which is a years obsolete. May be F12 was in FireFox some day ago.
Why to do not use classical Ctrl+Alt+I to open DevTools and to introduce issue where it should not be?
Modern frontend developers does not use F12 to open Devtools as is initialy works not in every browser and there is universal key combination to open it in most current browsers (I do not know how about Safari).
I believe that F12 should be will good for yakuake. Please keep it for the app.