I have the following script to start a terminal, it permits to set an env
variable and provides some fallbacks.
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#!/bin/sh
if [ -n "$TERMINAL" ]; then
`$TERMINAL` $* >/dev/null 2>@1
elif [ `which gnome-terminal` ]; then
gnome-terminal --start-factory-server --use-factory -t "Terminal" $*
>/dev/null 2>@1
elif [ `which rxvt` ]; then
rxvt -t Terminal $* > /dev/null 2>@1
else
xterm -t Terminal $* > /dev/null 2>@1
fi
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If I start gnome-terminals via FvwmConsole using the command line:
gnome-terminal --start-factory-server --use-factory -t "Terminal"
those terminals will share the same process (as inteded).
But if I use the script tried both in a menu and using FvwmConsole, the
terminals start in their own processes. There is a process called
"gnome-pty-helper"
Anyone have an idea?
(I would like to be able to use this script to increase the portability of
my configuration)
//Marcus
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