Hi! ,
sent a solution, thanks to
http://superuser.com/questions/178617/programmatically-open-tab-in-gnome-terminal-execute-command-and-have-tab-stay
gnome-terminal-e "bash-c \" echo foo; echo bar; exec bash \ ""
I encountered the same problem you
regards, El Ruso.
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Hi, just to let you know that I found a way to leave the prompt open and
operational http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-296628.html
Basically you just have to create a script that initiates the command
/bin/bash
then if you want to run some specific command whe that shell opens you
need
Hello,
Sorry if I sound arrogant or inconvenient in any way, it is not my
intention. It just happens that I would very much like this to work and
cant understand why this bug endures until now if it was reported back
in 2005 (https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=324407#c1)..
Why can't the t
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this sounds pretty similar to bug
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=324407 probably because of the
same cause.
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I have the "same" problem
my command:
gnome-terminal --command "echo test"
A new terminal pops up but showing only a blinking cursor, no "test" AND
no prompt
if I start
gnome-terminal --command 'sh -c "echo test && sleep 5"'
I do see the text, but I doen't return to a prompt ...
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Works for me in hardy, try with:
gnome-terminal --command 'sh -c "echo test && sleep 5"'
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Well, I wanted to make a nautilus script (http://g-scripts.sourceforge.net/faq.php";>like these) so that I could
right-click on any ruby file and run it through the ruby interpreter.
I ended up getting it to work via the two solutions mentioned, so it's not
really a problem for me any more.
The
I confirm this bug, it's a strange one.
If I do:
gnome-terminal --command "cat test.txt"
gnome-terminal displays nothing except if test.txt is more that 54
lines...
Anyway it's a very minor bug, why do you need this functionnality Jesse
?
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In the terminal you can go "Edit"->"Current Profile"->"Title and
Command" and set "When command exits" to "Hold terminal open."
Your example works for me also, so there's another work-around.
Note that I'm still new to Linux so I may just be doing something dumb
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I couldn't reproduce your bug; the window always closes immediately
after opening with your examples.
I tried:
gnome-terminal --command "sh -c 'echo test; cat'"
which would display the text in all cases.
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Can work around by using xterm instead:
>xterm -e "echo test; read"
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