Launch default terminal emulator by command
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How do I launch the default terminal emulator by command? x-terminal-emulator
won't work because I'm not using a Debian and xdg-terminal
doesn't seem to exist either. Is there any other way to launch the default terminal emulator?
It will be on GNOME although the terminal might not be gnome-terminal
but e.g. tilix
instead.
Already found this, but a hard-coded list or something similar probably won't do, because I'm looking for a single command that can perform this.
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How do I launch the default terminal emulator by command? x-terminal-emulator
won't work because I'm not using a Debian and xdg-terminal
doesn't seem to exist either. Is there any other way to launch the default terminal emulator?
It will be on GNOME although the terminal might not be gnome-terminal
but e.g. tilix
instead.
Already found this, but a hard-coded list or something similar probably won't do, because I'm looking for a single command that can perform this.
terminal xdg
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I'm afraid there's no generic concept of default terminal emulator. To get the GNOME desktop's default, look at this: stackoverflow.com/a/18647630/4457671 (use "get" instead of "set").
– egmont
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@egmont, why not post this as an answer?
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How do I launch the default terminal emulator by command? x-terminal-emulator
won't work because I'm not using a Debian and xdg-terminal
doesn't seem to exist either. Is there any other way to launch the default terminal emulator?
It will be on GNOME although the terminal might not be gnome-terminal
but e.g. tilix
instead.
Already found this, but a hard-coded list or something similar probably won't do, because I'm looking for a single command that can perform this.
terminal xdg
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How do I launch the default terminal emulator by command? x-terminal-emulator
won't work because I'm not using a Debian and xdg-terminal
doesn't seem to exist either. Is there any other way to launch the default terminal emulator?
It will be on GNOME although the terminal might not be gnome-terminal
but e.g. tilix
instead.
Already found this, but a hard-coded list or something similar probably won't do, because I'm looking for a single command that can perform this.
terminal xdg
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I'm afraid there's no generic concept of default terminal emulator. To get the GNOME desktop's default, look at this: stackoverflow.com/a/18647630/4457671 (use "get" instead of "set").
– egmont
5 hours ago
@egmont, why not post this as an answer?
– V13
3 hours ago
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I'm afraid there's no generic concept of default terminal emulator. To get the GNOME desktop's default, look at this: stackoverflow.com/a/18647630/4457671 (use "get" instead of "set").
– egmont
5 hours ago
@egmont, why not post this as an answer?
– V13
3 hours ago
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I'm afraid there's no generic concept of default terminal emulator. To get the GNOME desktop's default, look at this: stackoverflow.com/a/18647630/4457671 (use "get" instead of "set").
– egmont
5 hours ago
I'm afraid there's no generic concept of default terminal emulator. To get the GNOME desktop's default, look at this: stackoverflow.com/a/18647630/4457671 (use "get" instead of "set").
– egmont
5 hours ago
@egmont, why not post this as an answer?
– V13
3 hours ago
@egmont, why not post this as an answer?
– V13
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I'm afraid there's no generic concept of default terminal emulator. To get the GNOME desktop's default, look at this: stackoverflow.com/a/18647630/4457671 (use "get" instead of "set").
– egmont
5 hours ago
@egmont, why not post this as an answer?
– V13
3 hours ago