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daisy I want to execute some commands in a terminal emulator like Konsole, but I need to make this cross desktop. Is there a similar command xdg-openbut for getting the default terminal emulator? I am using Ubuntu. sr_ In Debian you can call x-terminal-emulato
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Lord Lou I am trying to start a terminal window in openbox. However, the window never pops up. I am trying to execute $ x-terminal-emulator
$ echo $?
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The same happens if I try to run gnome-terminal. There is no output. However, this works just fine under xf
Lord Lou I am trying to start a terminal window in openbox. However, the window never pops up. I am trying to execute $ x-terminal-emulator
$ echo $?
1
The same happens if I try to run gnome-terminal. There is no output. However, this works just fine under xf
Lord Lou I am trying to start a terminal window in openbox. However, the window never pops up. I am trying to execute $ x-terminal-emulator
$ echo $?
1
The same happens if I try to run gnome-terminal. There is no output. However, this works just fine under xf
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username I'd like to use some terminal commands from the official Ubuntu packages, but currently don't have access to an Ubuntu PC. Is there a free online terminal emulator like Ubuntu 16.04 running? I've tried this step, but it seems to be very limited (i.e.
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Linnob I messed up with terminator, I tried using some commands in the preferences, but now it doesn't work anymore, it starts and exits immediately, I tried reinstalling it using synaptic manager, but that didn't work either. I searched and found nothing. I c
Ben Blank The default "terminal emulator" in Windows leaves a lot to be desired. I think mint is suggested as a lightweight alternative with specific support for MinGW/MSYS, but there isn't much information on how to actually use it. How to instruct MinGW/MSYS
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As suggested in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10543684/how-can-i-clear-scrollback-buffer-in-tmux
Kutu Gandhi Using vim, which I :termuse to open a terminal emulator. After in the cd /path/to/projectterminal emulator, I have a file called foo.txt. If I open it like vim foo.txtin a normal terminal , it opens vim in vim, which causes all kinds of problems. I
Linnob I messed up with terminator, I tried using some commands in the preferences, but now it doesn't work anymore, it starts and exits immediately, I tried reinstalling it using synaptic manager, but that didn't work either. I searched and found nothing. I c
Ben Blank The default "terminal emulator" in Windows leaves a lot to be desired. I think mint is suggested as a lightweight alternative with specific support for MinGW/MSYS, but there isn't much information on how to actually use it. How to instruct MinGW/MSYS
Western letter I want to "clear" the tmux pane completely. when i do something like bind-key C send-keys "clear && tmux clear-history" \; send-keys "Enter"
As suggested in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10543684/how-can-i-clear-scrollback-buffer-in-tmux
manden Suppose I need to write a script to start a terminal and execute commands, and need to work on various systems. How can I do it in a safe and portable way? Is xtermit always installed? I assume any *nix with GUI must have some terminal emulator. How do
manden Suppose I need to write a script to start a terminal and execute commands, and need to work on various systems. How can I do it in a safe and portable way? Is xtermit always installed? I assume any *nix with GUI must have some terminal emulator. How do