I ran into the same problem just now.

At some point GNOME wouldn't start, so I ran:

$ apt install --reinstall gnome-session

That fixed my problem to start GNOME again, but then this problem
started to appear.

It seems gnome-terminal-server.service wasn't running

$ systemctl --user status gnome-terminal-server.service

    Warning: gnome-terminal-server.service changed on disk. Run 'systemctl
    --user daemon-reload' to units.

So I did that. And `systemctl --user gnome-terminal-server`, and now my
problem is resolved.


-- Toon

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