After playing a bit more, it seems like the behavior is actually the
following.
when the new terminal opens, the working directory is actually the working
directory from the previous terminal, however fish thinks the pwd is the
home directory (was this hardcoded somewhere?)
as a result if I run a command like cd, or ls etc it will behave as if its
in the proper directory. However in the case of ls, it'll get dumped back to
the home directory immediately after ls returns :-/
this is the behavior in both konsole (kde4) and gnome-terminal, so i'm
pretty sure its a fish issue.
thanks!
-=Abe
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 11:34 AM, Abe Bachrach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I'm running into an issue with the latest ubuntu 8.10 where when I open a
> new shell (tab, or window) in gnome-terminal or konsole fish does not start
> in the current working directory like its supposed to. Instead it just opens
> in the home directory which is rather annoying!
>
> everything was working fine before in 8.04, but after upgrading to ubuntu
> 8.10 intrepid I'm seeing this problem :(
>
> bash will open the new tab in the current directory, however for whatever
> reason if I have fish set as my default shell, it just opens the new tab in
> my home directory...
>
> any ideas?
> thanks
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