Public bug reported:
Currently when we go to Execute > Open terminal > XXX, locally, we get an xterm
with a plain "socat" title.
It's better to run "xterm -T title" to get a better title there.
Ideally we want the title to be "user@hostname", where "user" is the logged in
user, if we open a user terminal, or "root" if we open a root terminal,
and "hostname" is the result of the get_name() function, i.e. alias if defined,
hostname otherwise.
** Affects: epoptes
Importance: Wishlist
Assignee: Fotis Tsamis (ftsamis)
Status: Triaged
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1526740
Title:
Better title for "Open terminal"
Status in Epoptes:
Triaged
Bug description:
Currently when we go to Execute > Open terminal > XXX, locally, we get an
xterm with a plain "socat" title.
It's better to run "xterm -T title" to get a better title there.
Ideally we want the title to be "user@hostname", where "user" is the logged
in user, if we open a user terminal, or "root" if we open a root terminal,
and "hostname" is the result of the get_name() function, i.e. alias if
defined, hostname otherwise.
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