Public bug reported:
open system monitor
open a gnome-terminal, Edit the current profile's scrollback lines to the
maximum value allowed. - 10 lines.
type this in the terminal...
ls / -R
Notice the memory gnome-terminal, Once this is finished, open a new tab, and
close the tab you ran "ls
Public bug reported:
open system monitor
open a gnome-terminal, Edit the current profile's scrollback lines to the
maximum value allowed. - 10 lines.
type this in the terminal...
ls / -R
Notice the memory gnome-terminal, Once this is finished, open a new tab, and
close the tab you ran "ls
Public bug reported:
open system monitor
open a gnome-terminal, Edit the current profile's scrollback lines to the
maximum value allowed. - 10 lines.
type this in the terminal...
ls / -R
Notice the memory gnome-terminal, Once this is finished, open a new tab, and
close the tab you ran "ls
Public bug reported:
open system monitor
open a gnome-terminal, Edit the current profile's scrollback lines to the
maximum value allowed. - 10 lines.
type this in the terminal...
ls / -R
Notice the memory gnome-terminal, Once this is finished, open a new tab, and
close the tab you ran "ls
Public bug reported:
open system monitor
open a gnome-terminal, Edit the current profile's scrollback lines to the
maximum value allowed. - 10 lines.
type this in the terminal...
ls / -R
Notice the memory gnome-terminal, Once this is finished, open a new tab, and
close the tab you ran "ls
Public bug reported:
open system monitor
open a gnome-terminal, Edit the current profile's scrollback lines to the
maximum value allowed. - 10 lines.
type this in the terminal...
ls / -R
Notice the memory gnome-terminal, Once this is finished, open a new tab, and
close the tab you ran "ls
