On Wed, Nov 21 2012, Simon McVittie wrote: > reassign 693894 nautilus-open-terminal > retitle 693894 runs x-terminal-emulator with non-Policy option "-x" > tags 693894 - patch > thanks > > On 21/11/12 14:22, Michal Sojka wrote: >> gnome-terminal.wrapper does not handler -x option. This option is used by >> nautilus-open-terminal package; in my case it runs "x-terminal-emulator -x >> ...". > > nautilus-open-terminal shouldn't be doing that, so I'm reassigning this > bug there. x-terminal-emulator isn't guaranteed to support the -x > option, only -e and -T (Policy 11.8.3). In particular, -x won't work if > your x-terminal-emulator points to xterm. As noted in #457846 and > #488974, gnome-terminal's -x option is a nicer command-line interface > than xterm -e, but it's non-standard. > > If n-o-t can't be adapted to work with any Policy-compliant > x-terminal-emulator, hard-coding gnome-terminal (the real one, not the > wrapper) would also work, with some loss of functionality (inability to > launch a configured non-GNOME terminal that happens to support -x in a > way compatible with gnome-terminal). > > Michal, which version of nautilus-open-terminal are you running?
I'm running 0.19-2+b1. Thanks, -Michal -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
