Yes, that works in the Geany VTE inside Geany.
My issue is that when Geany is set to run a script in the default terminal, it
does not work in LXTerminal, but it DOES work if I set it to use some other
terminal.
For instance. In Geany, Edit > Preferences > Tools > Terminal, replace
"x-
On Tue, Feb 13, 2018 at 7:23 PM, Jerry Van Brimmer wrote:
>
> In Geany itself, in Edit>Preferences>Tools>Terminal, you can tell Geany
> what terminal emulator to use.
>
> The default setting was "x-terminal-emulator -e "/bin/sh %c"".
>
I'm probably way off base, but I changed *Edit>Preferences>T
Well, here's the interesting results.
In Geany itself, in Edit>Preferences>Tools>Terminal, you can tell
Geany what terminal emulator to use.
The default setting was "x-terminal-emulator -e "/bin/sh %c"". So, I installed
both Xterm and Sakura.
If I replaced "x-terminal-emulator" with ei
Hi Andre, et all,
Silly me, I didn't think about trying a different terminal. Thanks for the
suggestion! I will try that and report back here with the results.
Cheers!
God bless,
Jerry Van Brimmer
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On Mon, 12 Feb 2018 17:47:20 -0800 Andre Campos R
Hi Jerry,
You can try running with a different terminal emulator, like xterm or
terminator. By testing like that we can confirm there is issues in the
integration between Geany and the terminal app.
You should be able to change the default terminal emulator to any other
software. I believe this s
I have now learned that if I go into Geany and go to Edit/Preferences/Terminal
and enable "Execute programs in the VTE", my scrips WILL run inside Geany's own
vte.
So, it must be an issue with LXTerminal not allowing scripts to run from
outsiders.
Is this the way it's supposed to be in L
Reply following, it's kinda long, sorry ...
Output of "$ls -la ~/bin" ...
I trimmed the ls outputs to just include the relevant files.
jcig@lubuntu:~$ ls -la ~/bin
total 5716
drwxrwxr-x 13 jcig jcig4096 Feb 2 16:32 backupscripts
drwxr-xr-- 2 jcig jcig4096 Feb 6 13:07 cron-
Run:
ls -la ~/bin
Post results here.
What is the error message you've got?
On 6 February 2018 at 13:04, Jerry Van Brimmer wrote:
> I have some various bash scripts I created, located in my ~/bin directory,
> to backup my flash drive. Normally, in other distributions I have been able
> to open
I have some various bash scripts I created, located in my ~/bin directory, to
backup my flash drive. Normally, in other distributions I have been able to
open, edit the scripts, and execute them right from inside Geany. But for some
reason I can't get them to execute from Geany here in Lubuntu.
