In the KDE systems settings, go to "File Associations".
From there, you'd be seeing a tree of "known types", go to "inode" and then "directory", you can add a new program by clicking "Add..." in the "General > Application Preference Order" area.
What's happening here is that you're adding a program to handle the "inode/directory" mimetype. Because of that, this change isn't limited to Konsole, but will also affect other programs.
No problem. I actually discovered this via an entirely different route, and it can really be frustrating sometimes.
KDE Plasma is so powerful and provides a metric ton of options. However, a lot of them are lying "hidden" like this. Still, kudos to KDE Plasma for having these options be configurable via a GUI, in a more or less logical place.
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megane_kun@lemmy.dbzer0.com · 10 pts · 1y
In the KDE systems settings, go to "File Associations".
From there, you'd be seeing a tree of "known types", go to "inode" and then "directory", you can add a new program by clicking "Add..." in the "General > Application Preference Order" area.
What's happening here is that you're adding a program to handle the "inode/directory" mimetype. Because of that, this change isn't limited to Konsole, but will also affect other programs.
paraffine@jlai.lu · 3 pts · 1y
You are a godsend. Thanks for this. I wish I could send you more internet gratitude. Really you made my life a ton easier.
megane_kun@lemmy.dbzer0.com · 3 pts · 1y
No problem. I actually discovered this via an entirely different route, and it can really be frustrating sometimes.
KDE Plasma is so powerful and provides a metric ton of options. However, a lot of them are lying "hidden" like this. Still, kudos to KDE Plasma for having these options be configurable via a GUI, in a more or less logical place.