Hi!
Is it possible to put Konsole in full-screen, from command prompt, or pressing a keyboard shortcut (while being in windowed mode)?

I can see that there are the "--hide-menubar" and "--hide-tabbar" options and also the "--profile file" for changing various other things, but I couldn't found an option for going full-screen and also I couldn't found a keyboard shortcut.

I think, going full-screen is useful for displaying ncurses semigraphics.
What I'm doing now is, a) launching konsole with "--hide-tabbar", b) Settings -> full-screen and c) Right-clicking -> hide menu bar.

I'm wondering though, if there's a more straightforward way to do it.
TIA!

Does checking the "Fullscreen" option available from the window decoration right click menu meet your needs?

If it does, you may find it helpful to setup a shortcut: Open System Settings > Shortcuts and Gestures > Global Keyboard Shortcuts. Select the KDE Component "KWin" and assign a shortcut combination to "Make Window Fullscreen".

I'll note that this shortcut can be applied to all applications, not just Konsole.

bcooksley wrote:If it does, you may find it helpful to setup a shortcut: Open System Settings > Shortcuts and Gestures > Global Keyboard Shortcuts. Select the KDE Component "KWin" and assign a shortcut combination to "Make Window Fullscreen".

I'll note that this shortcut can be applied to all applications, not just Konsole.

THANKS!!!
That will do.

I was searching for a Konsole shortcut and I didn't noticed that I had to actually assign a Kwin one.
THANKS AGAIN!!!

for the record, since konsole 2.14 F11 can be used to toggle fullscreen mode.

implemented in https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=303424