Hello!
Stephan Sokolow has written on Saturday, 24 November, at 19:32:
>On 12-11-24 09:17 AM, Andrej N. Gritsenko wrote:
>>> Unfortunately, since non-xterm terminals like LXTerminal only accept the
>>> "all in one argument" approach, we can't all just use URxvt's syntax either.
>>
>> False statement. Every terminal (including LXTerminal, yes) accepts
>> the arguments after command. Just try it and you'll see. :)
>> But '-e' / '-x' dilemma cannot be resolved so easily.
>I tested it with all the terminals I have installed immediately before I
>wrote that.
>These work:
>urxvt -e bash -c 'echo foo; read'
>xterm -e bash -c 'echo foo; read'
>xterm -e "bash -c 'echo foo; read'"
>lxterminal -e "bash -c 'echo foo; read'"
>konsole -e "bash -c 'echo foo; read'"
>These don't:
>urxvt -e "bash -c 'echo foo; read'"
>lxterminal -e bash -c 'echo foo; read'
Lxterminal is one of the most buggy terminals, BTW. The command
lxterminal -e bash -c 'cat >.test'
works but doesn't write output into .test. I would suggest just never use
that limited version of terminal. :)
>konsole -e bash -c 'echo foo; read'
This works well for me, with both trinity (KDE3) and KDE4 (2.7.4) ones.
If 2.8.5 is broken, that should be bugreported.
Also
xfce4-terminal -x bash -c 'echo foo; read'
gnome-terminal -x bash -c 'echo foo; read'
roxterm -e bash -c 'echo foo; read'
work well too.
With best wishes.
Andriy.
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