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Description of problem: Editing profile to change the default "Shell" profile to use other than Linux colors results in a new "Shell" profile being created at the next log in and the newly created Shell profile with Linux colors being used instead of the one that was edited. Adding a new profile using colors other than Linux colors and naming it something different and making it default results in the "Shell" profile being set as default at the next log in and the Shell profile with Linux colors being used instead of the one that was set as default during the last session when new tabs are created. Checking that profile with other than Linux colors be in the menu is OK for the session, but at the next log in, the menu reverts to the Shell profile with the Linux colors and the profile with other than Linux colors no long being in the menu. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kdebase-4.6.3-1.fc15.i686 How reproducible: Alwasy Steps to Reproduce: 1. Edit the Shell profile to use "Black on Random Light" 2. Log out and back in. 3. konsole that was open has proper color. 4. Open new tab. New tab is created with Linux colors. 5. Check Settings -> Configure Profiles There is now another Shell profile that has Linux colors and is the default. 6. Rename the profile that is using "Black on Random Light" to something other than Shell and make it the default. Check to put in menu. 7. Log out and back in. 8. Open new tab. New tab is created with Linux colors. 9. Check Settings -> Configure Profiles The profile that was named and set to default is not checked to be in menu and is no longer the default. Actual results: See above. Expected results: The edited Shell should retain its color selection and not be overridden by a new default Shell with Linux colors. When a new profile is created and selected to be put in the menu, it should remain in the menu. If there is only one profile, it should be used to create tabs no matter what the color selection is.
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