I have two python scripts that have to run simultaneously because they interact with each other. One script is a 'server' script running locally and the other is client script that connects to it via a socket. Normally I just open a couple terminal tabs and run the server script in one and the client in the other. After starting and stop...
Hi dear stackers,
I created a script that starts all the apps I need for my day and assign them to the workspaces I want.
Given I'm a extreme-lazy basterd, I'd like to know is there was a way to pass an argument to the terminal I open. The argument would be an alias that runs a massive source update of all the projects I'm working on....
I've just come off the Winows wagon, and the gnome-terminal and bash are looking great, but I don't quite know how to get it to do what I want, (I suspect it is possible).
Can std output (eg. from sed) be made to run as a command?
(ie. interpret and run the output as part of the script's logic.)
I am polling a process to output its sta...
I try to build a little script to start my development environment. For that task I try to open a gnome terminal with several tabs where automatically the rails server and autotest is started.
But
gnome-terminal --tab -e "rails server" --tab --tab
does not work ("error creating the child process").
Also
gnome-terminal --tab -e "ba...
I use gnome-terminal (Ubuntu 10.10). I like it, though I'd be willing to switch to another for this feature.
Can anyone tell me how I can broadcast keystrokes to multiple windows? The closest thing I've found is the "Terminator" program, which allows for broadcasting to multiple tabs, but not to multiple windows. Apparently a similar...
I've tried setting my PROMPT_COMMAND variable:
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -ne "\033]0;"myWindowTitle"\007"'
but something changes my tab (or the whole terminal title) to 'user@hostname:/current/path', thus
PROMPT_COMMAND='echo -ne "\033]0;"myWindowTitle"\007" && sleep 3'
changes title for 3 second only :)
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When I run gVim from Terminal in Ubuntu 10.04 with Gnome I get this error:
(gvim:6226): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_ref: assertion `object->ref_count > 0' failed
It looks like that everytime except that the number in between the parans (gvim: ) is always slightly different. How can I fix this with out having to run
gksudo gv...