Hi,
> I've been following a bit of a breadcrumb trail, and I hope I'm in the right
> place now. kcollectd, a tool for viewing log information, has recently been
> removed from unstable because it lacked a Qt 5 port [1]. I have ported that
> package and I've taken over the upstream (which has been
Hello everyone,
I've been following a bit of a breadcrumb trail, and I hope I'm in the right
place now. kcollectd, a tool for viewing log information, has recently been
removed from unstable because it lacked a Qt 5 port [1]. I have ported that
package and I've taken over the upstream (which has b
Your message dated Sat, 31 Aug 2019 19:50:00 +0300
with message-id
and subject line 939021-done
has caused the Debian Bug report #939021,
regarding yakuake: .bash_aliases file is not applied
to be marked as done.
This means that you claim that the problem has been dealt with.
If this is not the c
After some testing, I doubt this has anything to do with yakuake.
My `yakuake` profile starts `tmux` (/bin/bash -c tmux), and if I don't it works fine. If I start
`tmux` in Konsole, I get same issue...
So it's `tmux` that ignores .bash_aliases..?
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Package: yakuake
Version: 19.08.0-1
Severity: normal
Dear Maintainer,
My ~/.bash_aliases contains:
```
$ cat ~/.bash_aliases
alias rbitcoind="bitcoind -datadir=/home/vincas/.bitcoin_regtest"
alias rbcli="bitcoin-cli -datadir=/home/vincas/.bitcoin_regtest"
```
But if I run any of these alias-co
