Description of problem: I guess here, but I assume this option is integrated with GNOME's terminal, and not with KDE's konsole. I had seen this work before in KDE. It was when I used Sabayon Linux. There, when I want pressed the green arrow, an xterm popped up with the running program. So it is possible to integrate this option with KDE. I'd love to see this working with konsole. How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install KDE 2. Open any console program project and run it with the arrow button. 3. Observe, how nothing appears. Actual results: No terminal appears. Expected results: Konsole, or less likely xterm with the Pascal program running in it. Additional info: I chose severity to be medium because this particular function is one of main features of a RAD applications, so it should work in every environment.
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