Slackware :: Terminal Opens In Documents?
Feb 4, 2011I'm using slackware current, when I open a terminal, it opens in Documents.
Code:
repo@cannabis Documents]$
Can this be changed, so it opens in the root from my home directory?
I'm using slackware current, when I open a terminal, it opens in Documents.
Code:
repo@cannabis Documents]$
Can this be changed, so it opens in the root from my home directory?
Ubuntu 9.04 Terminal app no longer opens; get a blank white screen.; update function will no longer run.
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Close This Window?
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Code:
user@computername:~$
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Code:
[global]
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Example
Tab called "mutt".
When tab is opened, mutt is started.
Tab starts when xfce starts terminal emulator.
FYI:
1)Using slack 13.0
2)Comfortable with command line, vim and command line tools.
3)Python programmer (and some shell)
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No protocol specified
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[Code]...
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root@darkstar:~#
in my terminal?
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Code:
xterm -title installed software packages -e 'cd /var/log/packages && /bin/bash'
But I want to be even more lazier and have 'ls | grep -i ' already pre-typed so I can quickly search/ls packages by name.
Code:
david@slackware13:/var/log/packages$ ls | grep -i <READY FOR MY TEXT>
Code:
david@slackware13:/var/log/packages$ ls | grep -i CALC
xcalc-1.0.2-i486-2
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