I am using Ubuntu 20.10 with terminator 1.92 and KDE Plasma. I found
this solution that works for my computer:
Open im-config on command-line:
im-config
Select yes to select the configuration.
at the input method configuration dialog select "do not set any IM from
im-config and use desktop
Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS
terminator version 1.91-4ubuntu1
Had to combine @master-zion and @quad3datwork solutions to put this to
work:
sudo vi `which terminator`
after the last import line add the following:
if 'DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS' in os.environ:
del
This script fixed it for me permanently... broadcast all now works
w/out duplicating characters
#!/bin/bash
sudo mv /usr/bin/terminator /usr/bin/terminator.SAVE
cat < /tmp/terminator
sh -c "DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS='' /usr/share/terminator/terminator"
TERMINATOR
chmod 755 /tmp/terminator
sudo
Run in to this problem on a fresh install of Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS on bare
metal.
Tried the above solutions but I am still having the same problem. I am
running a Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS on a separate computer as a VM but don't
have this problem on there?
Terminator version is 1.91
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Ran into this on a new install of Pop_OS 20.04.
I edited the menu entry via alacarte and set the command to be:
sh -c "DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS='' terminator"
Like #46's solution suggested.
That fixed it.
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Edit the terminator command script.
Example:
vi `which terminator`
After the "import" lines at top... (on my Pop_OS 20.04 just 4 lines),
insert following and save file.
os.environ['DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS'] = ''
Works for me.
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I've installed Pop_OS based on ubuntu 20.04, and for now none of the
proposed solution works.
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if you have ubuntu 20...
sudo nano /usr/bin/terminator
add after the imports...
del os.environ['DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS']
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Confirmed, @loci solution worked fine.
Tested with:
alt+f2
sh -c "DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS='' terminator"
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Thanks @loci
Ubuntu 20.04 (5.4.0-29 generic x86_64)
- Either of the following works as well
- sh -c "GTK_IM_MODULE= setsid terminator"
- sh -c "DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS='' terminator"
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Update: today, the setsid workaround stopped working (I guess after
yesterday updates), however the DBUS solution seems to work still
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Ubuntu 19.10:
- both works:
- sh -c "GTK_IM_MODULE= setsid terminator"
- sh -c "DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS='' terminator"
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GTK_IM_MODULE=setsid did not work for me but removing all env vars but
DISPLAY and PATH did work so I tried all and I finally found the faulty
env var for me: DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS.
I got terminator to work using this command line:
DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS='' terminator
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I am on Ubuntu 19.10, terminator 1.91, and I encounter the same problem.
The workaround does not work for me.
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Exec=sh -c "GTK_IM_MODULE= setsid terminator"
in terminator.desktop works for me, on Ubuntu 19.10, version 1.91-4.
Used config file:
https://pastebin.com/gGvYH6zD
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If the workaround is running Kali Linux in a VM, it's not much of a
workaround...
I've just tried editing /usr/share/applications/terminator.desktop :
with
Exec=sh -c "GTK_IM_MODULE= setsid terminator"
and broadcast not works correctly.
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I solved the issue like follows:
#1 download a kali linux osboxes.org vdi file. Its based on Debian and uses
Gnome just like the Ubuntu I used
#2 open a terminal and type: apt install termonator
#3 open Terminator and test the group broadcast feature
It works instantly and the workaround
I also have that issue on 19.04. I was just happy to start working with
Terminator as I have to install stuff on 6 boxes.
I just wanted to type on group broadcast mode and everything got doubled.
I can remember a similar bug within a terminal in a game like RUST.
I cannot believe its still an
Also using Ubuntu 19.04. I attempted the alternative from #34, but it
unfortunately does not work.
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Hi,
same here: Ubuntu 19.04 latest updates: terminator 1.91-4.
Workaround doesn't work for me either. I'm happy to help to investigate
the problem as I'm using terminator excessively and this bug renders one
of the main 2 features why I'm using terminator unusable.
Br,
Loci
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... not for me either...
(even if I try alias terminator='GTK_IM_MODULE= setsid terminator')
(Ubuntu 19.04, gnome 3.32.1)
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Hello all
The workaround described here doesn't work for me ( Exec=sh -c
"GTK_IM_MODULE= setsid terminator" ).
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Nothing like searching for a problem and seeing an open bug from 5 years
ago..
Also noticed this since being on 1.91
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Hi All,
I've tested workaround based on one suggestion
edit /usr/share/applications/terminator.desktop
change Exec line to
Exec=sh -c "GTK_IM_MODULE= setsid terminator"
for me, running terminator again works as expected. Could it be
implemented in package? (just edited desktop entry looks like
I'm experiencing this problem in v1.91 after upgrading from 18.04 ->
19.04.
Using the proprietary Nvidia drivers, FWIW.
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I'm seeing the same thing on Centos 7.6.1810 and so far none of the work
arounds are working
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