slackware-current/source/kde/post-install/konsole.post-install

# "konsole -ls" is no longer valid syntax for konsole, even though it's
# still documented in the help manual.  Here's a way to get the same
# thing, and it works here, but I honestly don't know how it will act
# everywhere with every shell.  I just know it works with bash and ksh
sed -i -e 's/Exec=konsole/Exec=konsole -e $SHELL -l/' \
  $PKG/usr/share/applications/kde4/konsole.desktop

## I find this a little bit too bright...  <change by pjv>
## Change the konsole defaults to look like the real Linux console:
#sed -i 's/ColorScheme=Linux/ColorScheme=WhiteOnBlack/' \
#  $PKG/usr/share/apps/konsole/Shell.profile
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			`# still documented in the help manual. Here's a way to get the same`
			`# thing, and it works here, but I honestly don't know how it will act`
			`# everywhere with every shell. I just know it works with bash and ksh`
			`sed -i -e 's/Exec=konsole/Exec=konsole -e $SHELL -l/' \`
			`$PKG/usr/share/applications/kde4/konsole.desktop`

			`## I find this a little bit too bright... <change by pjv>`
			`## Change the konsole defaults to look like the real Linux console:`
			`#sed -i 's/ColorScheme=Linux/ColorScheme=WhiteOnBlack/' \`
			`# $PKG/usr/share/apps/konsole/Shell.profile`