Audience
KDE terminal emulator for developing teams
About Konsole
Konsole is also integrated into multiple other KDE Applications making it easier to reach and more convenient. For example, KDevelop, Kate and Dolphin all use Konsole as an integrated terminal emulator. Want to make Konsole better? Consider getting involved in Konsole development and help us make Konsole the best terminal emulator!
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KDE
Founded: 1996
Germany
konsole.kde.org
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