I think the selection of colours in the palette should actually precede
the bit to change the colours on the profile in the tab to set colours
for the profile if you need to fiddle with that first.
It nowhere actually explicitly says, in the "Help" documentation,
something to the effect "having
Thanks for your help. I think I understand it now in that I've got all
the colours I want for my profiles.
I do think that the Help for gnome-terminal might possibly be a bit
clearer.
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Confession that I didn't notice the checkbox in front of the grayed out
font option.
I created a new profile by pressing the + sign. It does seem to work
better if I "clone" a profile I've discovered.
However with the colours there still seems to be a problem whatever I
do with the checkboxes.
Here are the pictures I meant to attach to previous message
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After creating a new profile, "preferences" does not work correctly. I
want to have a selection of profiles as I log in to a variety of systems
and want the background colours to quickly distinguish as to which host
server a given terminal is connected to.
For example I have
Process 2554 is "desktopfolder" which I suppose isn't a surprise.
The original xrestop command was still running, having built up to 11MB.
I aborted it and ran it again as you said.
I attach the output from the second xrestop command.
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Oh gosh it's still going strong having reached 8.5MB can I send you
selected highlights as I should imagine 99% of it is going to be
irrelevant.
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The second command says
_NET_WM_PID(CARDINAL) = 2554
The xrestop command is still running, having built up to 1.5MB at the
time of writing. I'll gzip it and attach it when it's done.
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xwininfo: Please select the window about which you
would like information by clicking the
mouse in that window.
xwininfo: Window id: 0x203 (has no name)
Absolute upper-left X: -10
Absolute upper-left Y: -10
Relative upper-left X: -10
Relative upper-left Y: -10
I've created another user with no applications running at all and still
have the desktop covered in black.
I have tried running xwininfo and get the display I attach.
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If pictures are worth 1000 words here is what happens if I press the
wondows button on the screen I had until I first started typing this.
You can see the background image and the destop menus and FB in my other
screen.
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Well I tried doing all that with disabling the icons.
It does remove the icons, but the background is still overlaid with
opaque black.
It didn't do anything immediately but it did after I logged in - just
removed the icons. The directory ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions
wasn't there. Mind
Looking at your second answer first, I tried the "gsettings list-
recursively ..." but it didn't give any output. That might be because
I'd previously fixed the file to be world-readable after I'd noticed the
messages in the journal.
I've tried turning off world-readability but the messages
I just tried disabling the desktop icons and nothing happened (and the
icons didn't get disabled either).
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(Apologies if this is a duplication but I posted previously to wrong
package)
Hi I'm running Ubuntu 20.4 with the Apr 20 updates applied.
gnome-session:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 3.36.0-2ubuntu1
Version table:
3.36.0-2ubuntu1 500
500
I was having this problem on Quantal, which led me to this issue. But it
turned out that there was an open dialog from an earlier backup, hidden
behind other windows, complaining about being unable to read some
directories. I dismissed the dialog and restarted the restore; it works.
I suspect this
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