Command-line Options
When is started from the command line, various options can be specified to modify its behavior.
--help 	List various options.
--profile file 	Start using the specified profile instead of the default profile.
--fallback-profile 	Use the internal FALLBACK profile. This option is a shortcut for --profile FALLBACK/.
--workdir dir 	Open with dir as the initial working directory.
--hold, --noclose 	Do not close the initial session automatically when it ends.
--new-tab 	Create a new tab in an existing window rather than creating a new window.
--tabs-from-file file 	Create tabs as specified in the given tabs configuration file.
The file has one tab per line in the following format:
Each line specifies a tab to open using up to 4 fields specifying how it is to open. Fields are delimited with ;; and a field name must have a : appended. Empty lines or lines with # at the beginning are ignored, so you can use line beginning with # to add comments.
title: a name for this tab, tab default if blank or not specified
workdir: working directory, ~ if blank or not specified
profile: a profile to use, the default if blank or not specified
command: a command to run
Each line should contain at least one of command or profile field.
Example: title: %n;; command: /usr/bin/top ;; profile: Shell
--background-mode 	Start in the background and bring to the front when F12 (by default) is pressed.
--separate 	--nofork 	Run the new instance of in a separate process.
--show-menubar 	Show the menubar, overriding the default behavior.
--hide-menubar 	Hide the menubar, overriding the default behavior.
--show-tabbar 	Show the tabbar, overriding the default behavior.
--hide-tabbar 	Hide the tabbar, overriding the default behavior.
--fullscreen 	Start in fullscreen mode.
--notransparency 	Disable transparent backgrounds, even if the system supports them.
--list-profiles 	List all available profiles.
--list-profile-properties 	 List all possible properties with name and type. See option -p.
For more information, please visit API Reference.
-p property=value 	Change the value of a profile property.
-e command 	Execute command instead of the normal shell.
This option will catch all following arguments passed to , and execute it as command. So this option should always be used as the last option.
also accepts generic and options, see man pages qt5options and kf5options.