Hello,

I have troubles with how Dolphin terminal handles directory changes. It keeps interpreting GUI navigation with "cd" commands.

Ex :

- Open dolphin, type "ls" in terminal
- Navigate to another folder (using Dolphin, not terminal)
- Now terminal history is full of "cd" commands, need to go up several times to find the original "ls" command.

Is there any way to prevent this ?

Thank you

the history is a feature of the textshell (being remote controlled by dolphin)
you can filter it to ignore command patterns, but that applies to *all* terminals (unless there's a way to automatically pass commands to the dolphin terminal, don't know at hand)

http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions ... ur-history

Thanks for your advice !

Good news is that Dolphin adds a space before the command (see https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=204039) so it's possible to specifically target them.

For those interested add in your ~/.bashrc :

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## Filter Dolphin "cd" commands
HISTIGNORE=" cd *"

then

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source  ~/.bashrc

Voilà !