I was severely annoyed by the new behavior of the Alt key (FF 75, Ubuntu
20.04, Unity 7).
If I move the window using Alt + mouse drag (which I frequently do), the
menu opens up. Subsequent letters I type aren't sent to the webpage, but
navigate the menu. Another lone Alt keypress doesn't close it
Yes the space could be relevant, search for "ignorespace" in bash's
manual.
Also, it's the shell (bash) handling the history, not the terminal.
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The same applies not just for the mouse mode, but a whole lot of other
terminal modes (e.g. keypad modes, alternate charset, alternate scroll
mode, bracketed paste mode, colors, attributes and many many more...).
The problem cannot be fixed in the terminal: The terminal, by design,
only sees a sin
Please do not forget to remove the pcre patch from Tilix, see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tilix/+bug/1818991 - thanks!
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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The patch itself is misleadingly still present inside
tilix_1.8.9-1build1.debian.tar.xz. It's not mentioned in 'series'
though, which I believe means it's not applied? This might have confused
OP and me as well.
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Thanks for the report! I can confirm this; forwarded to:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-terminal/issues/81
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Title:
Show menubar by default
Most likely a duplicate of bug 1770507.
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Error displaying icon for preference menu in title bar
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Can't reproduce on disco.
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GNOME Terminal 3.33.3 (VTE 0.57.3) implements BiDi support, according to
the proposal at https://terminal-wg.pages.freedesktop.org/bidi/ .
In alignment with Diego's comments and my responses to them, it
implements multiple modes. Shuffling the characters according to the
BiDi algorithm is enabled
gnome-terminal itself doesn't do any authentication / PAM stuff. It's
probably an issue with `systemd --user` which launches gnome-terminal.
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> Starting a gnome-terminal from this terminal
Even executing "gnome-terminal" from an xterm goes through dbus/systemd.
"gnome-terminal" is just a controlling client that asks systemd to start
up a server which then displays the window and does all the rest.
Don't ask why the architecture is like
Public bug reported:
vte 0.54.0 to 0.54.2 suffers from a potential crash if the user closes a
terminal tab/window in gnome-terminal (or any other vte-based app) and
then modifies the cursor blinking settings.
Mainstream release 0.54.3 fixes this issue.
See https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/vte/issu
** Summary changed:
- Mouse scrolling no longer moves between tabs in gnome-terminal 2.30
+ Mouse scrolling no longer moves between tabs in gnome-terminal 3.30
** Description changed:
- In gnome-terminal 2.28 and earlier, scrolling with the mouse cursor over
+ In gnome-terminal 3.28 and earlier,
Yes please :)
Copying from a previous email, for public record:
"""
I honestly don't _exactly_ know what the revert-pcre2 patch does (how it
influences the API etc.), I only ported it from 0.48 to 0.52. The parts you're
pointing to were already present in the 0.48 version. I have no clue how an
> Only a few applications don't adhere to this, even on Wayland.
That's probably due to the others still using the X11 compatibility
layer Xwayland.
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> As you can see both arguments itself are true.
The first two arguments you printed are bitmasks, it doesn't make sense
to directly interpret them as boolean.
> But why is a "bitwise and" used in g_warn_if_fail()?
Because that's what it wants to do: warn if the MULTILINE flag isn't
set, regardl
It's indeed an opinion, but my one matches Merlijn's (Merlijn, I'd
appreciate if you opened a bug according to Daniel's suggestion (does it
really belong to mutter, rather than some more core wayland
component?)).
In most software, Ctrl+Arrow walk the cursor faster than the modifier-
less Arrow ke
> So the cause is that the MULTILINE flag is just that not set during
compilation?
Compilation of the regex when running tilix, not compilation of the
source code.
I have to admit I don't know what this regex is for, and whether
required in unpatched vte or not. If tilix is warning-free with
unpa
Fix: "I have to admit I don't know what this regex *flag* is for..."
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FFe: Update gnome-terminal to 3.24 and vte to 0.48
To manage notifi
Confirmed. This is related to how gnome-terminal starts up, via dbus /
systemd --user. Even if you type "gnome-terminal" in let's say an xterm,
it just notifies systemd to fire up the server. During this step,
environment variables get lost.
As a workaround, you could manually start up the server,
Yes please :)
For both components, there are only very few and tiny changes.
vte 0.52.2
(ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/vte/0.52/vte-0.52.2.changes)
fixes a crash which I've also filed with further details as LP bug
1772506, hence releasing a fix is highly desirable.
> here are fixes rela
Fixed upstream in https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-
terminal/commit/6ec754bf. Will be included in gnome-terminal 3.28.3,
whenever (if at all) released (there's no schedule for that).
Up for Ubuntu to cherry-pick the fix...
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Hope I'm not speaking up too late.
It's indeed a bit nasty situation we're in, and I am also a little bit
responsible for this. When updating the PCRE fixes for 0.52 I focused on
the actual work, and ignored (just ported blindly in "autopilot" mode)
the annotation changes. I should've s
gnome-terminal switched to using the GMenu architecture in
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-terminal/commit/0820b3853, which is
supposed to be superior to the old one with Unity's menuproxy. It
suffers from new bugs and limitations though.
This change, as far as I recall, already affected how
gnome-terminal is a long complicated story (see the link from comment 5
if you care), BUT one of the 3 or so reasons we removed the global menu
mnemonics was that even if we enabled them, Alt+F didn't work. I can no
longer recall for sure, but I think Alt+F stopped working for us when we
ported to
I can't recall this being an issue on subsequent upgrades to newer
releases. Feel free to close.
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Title:
"Tap to click" disabled on Wily upgrade
I agree it's a nice idea.
One nitpick: All the source code goes right next to handling LP regexes,
so I'd place and number the patch itself in the "series" file right next
to it, too.
This patch would be useful for Debian too, but they don't have
60_add_lp_handler.patch which this patch builds on
I wanted to say "Jeremy is maintaining both the Debian and Ubuntu
*packages* ..."
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Feature request: Add a handler for CVE URLs
To manage
> The other option would be to do it "properly" the way upstream want
I can't recall/find such a request in upstream gnome-terminal's tracker,
I don't think we (gnome-terminal upstream developers) have any plans on
adding this feature. IMHO downstream distro-specific patches are fine
here.
> Also
Haha, indeed. Thanks! It's been inactive for 9 years, though.
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Confirmed. Thanks for the report, forwarded upstream:
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Title:
gnome-terminal Find ignores
byobu sets up the LS_COLORS environment variable based on
/usr/share/byobu/profiles/dircolors which contains "LINK 4;5;37".
4 stands for underlined, 5 for blinking and 37 for white foreground, so
the terminal emulator does what it is asked to do. I'm pretty sure this
is not what byobu authors mean
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Status: New
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symbolic links are blinking with byobu
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Using the color 30 or 37 (black or white foreground) without setting the
background, or similarly, 40 or 47 (black or white background) without
setting the foreground is a pretty bad idea, since, without knowing the
terminal's color scheme (which is often white on black, or black on
white), it migh
But maybe the key problem is: What makes byobu think that overriding the
behavior of my apps is a good idea? Shouldn't it just leave LS_COLORS
alone?
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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gnome-terminal displaying boldface even when set to disallo
Indeed, thanks for the report.
Forwarded upstream: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=793987.
I'll take a look.
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It has been fixed upstream, the fix should appear in mutter 3.27.92 /
3.28.
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Giant terminal icon is blocking out the Terminal window butto
Will be fixed in vte2.91 version 0.51.92.
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gnome-terminal displaying boldface even when set to disallow
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Reassigning, there's no way gnome-terminal could ask gtk to do this.
Must be a gtk bug.
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vte-0.51.92 includes the workaround, so the warning is no longer
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Title:
Allocating size to GtkBox 0x563732796750 without calling
gtk_
Nitpicking: you enable underlined mode twice with that "4;4" in
"4;4;37". It's harmless, but will look suspicious to anyone looking at
the code. A simple "4;37" is the same.
See also comment #5 for why that 37 is a bad idea. It no longer blinks,
and looks okay with Ubuntu's default terminal colors
Of course it might be reasonable to say that now you're fixing blinking
only, the rest should go to a different bugreport.
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symbolic links
> Both are narrow enough to fit in a single cell.
This is utterly irrelevant. Again: The width is _never_ defined by the
font (glyph).
> Having *any* characters show as double-cell width confuses readline
horribly
This is not true, readline perfectly handles double-wide characters, as
long as r
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This is sure not a gnome-terminal bug. Redirecting to hopefully the
right one.
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pulseaudio crashed with SIGABRT
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pulseaudio keeps crashing for me too on Zesty, maybe about once a day.
It didn't happen in earlier releases.
When it crashes, volume controls (Fn+F2/F3 hotkeys on my laptop, and in
Unity's upper panel) no longer work. Manually launching "pulseaudio
--start" fixes the Unity panel's control, but doe
This was broken intentionally in order to fix another bug which is not
fixable and not even workaroundable otherwise. See
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=754596. Although, as
discussed there, we are aware of problems that we introduced and we have
a few ideas how to improve (that is, par
Boris,
I've added a patch to the linked VTE bug. Could you please let me know
if it fixes your problem?
The simplest way of testing: download VTE, patch and compile it, and run
"./src/testvte".
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Yakkety's xfce4-terminal-0.6.3 used gtk2 and correspondingly an ancient
vte-0.28. Zesty's xfce4-terminal-0.8.4 uses gtk3 and vte-0.44. As much
as I recall, we had such a bugfix in vte. So I'm almost sure it's fixed
in Zesty. Let me know if I'm mistaken and it's still broken there.
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This is fixed in xfce4-terminal 0.8.x (actually the underlying
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Text does not wrap after window
VTE's behavior definitely didn't change here since you reported the bug.
If the issue disappeared, it could've been a change in dosbox or
ncurses, or some other magic. Dunno.
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terminl shows "Segmentation fault(core dumped)" while opening nam
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Guake uses the ancient and unmaintained gtk2-based vte. Ideally they
should rewrite their code against gtk3 and hence a much newer vte.
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B
Public bug reported:
Currently Xenial (beta) contains Gtk+ 3.18.8, whereas 3.18.9 has already
arrived to Debian Unstable.
Could you please sync 3.18.9 from Debian?
It fixes Gnome #677329 (missing focus in/out events) which badly effects
multiple apps, including at least gnome-terminal and evince
A quick summary of how to reproduce the two gnome-terminal bugs which
are the consequence of the said Gtk+ bug:
Using Ubuntu's default Unity desktop, launch gnome-terminal and xterm.
Make xterm the focused window, but move the mouse to stay over gnome-
terminal. Press Ctrl+D to quit xterm.
The s
This patch has nothing to do with the current bugreport.
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Current tab is not highlighted
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Stephen: I forgot about this the other day when I pinged you about the
release. Could you please address this for 1.91? (Just the #!...python
-> #!...python2 change.)
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For the time being, you can workaround this by first (when it's yet not
running) manually starting up /usr/lib/gnome-terminal/gnome-terminal-
server --name foo --class bar, and then (within 10 seconds) start gnome-
terminal to open the first window.
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I've forwarded this upstream:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=775383
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** Summary changed:
- Gnome Terminal doesn't change it's class or name
+ Gnome Terminal doesn't change its class or n
There are menu entries File -> Open Terminal -> [one for each profile].
Whether it opens a new tab or a new window depends on Edit ->
Preferences -> Open new terminals in.
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You did not waste my time at all... in fact quite the opposite, you
finally made me return to that issue with the "le" editor that I had
introduced and hopefully fix that, so thanks! :)
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I got so sick and tired of these frequent crashes and not being able to
listen to music or adjust the volume that I ended up downgrading the
pulseaudio packages using their Yakkety version (the rest of the system
is Zesty). Everything's been fine since then.
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gnome-terminal / vte changed its behavior around that time. There was
also quite a bit of confusion caused by a downstream ubuntu patch and
removal also around that time.
I'm not sure what's 14.04's behavior, but in newer Ubuntus (e.g. 16.04)
you can disable alternate screen scrolling with the DEC
> as if it was an URL, which it obviously isn't
Obviously to the human eye. Not so obviously to computer algorithms.
> It is questionable in the first place that you try to parse urls that
don't start with a schema.
Indeed questionable. Which does not necessarily mean it's bad. It's a
convenienc
Hmmm, it's hard for me to imagine why/how this could happen. Input
parsing should be independent of what's on the screen.
Anyway, I'm sorry I couldn't help with the escape sequence. I'm
personally out of here (I'm not an Ubuntu developer but a gnome-terminal
one; I'm happy to join again if an issu
Yes, it's the replacement for that previous option. It's enabled by
default, \e[?1007l turns it off ("l"ow), \e[?1007h re-enables ("h"igh).
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Just for the record:
glibc has just upgraded to Unicode 9.0 in git (forthcoming 2.26 release):
https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=20313
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As a quick (and absolutely proper) fix, Terminator should change the
shebang lines from #!/usr/bin/python to #!/usr/bin/python2.
Sooner or later it would be nice to port to python3.
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Do you use Wayland (the new default) or Xorg (the old choice)?
If Xorg then this bug is described upstream at
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=782863#c22 bullet point (1),
and the nearby patch mitigates the problem.
If Wayland then we've found yet another bug, although the patch still
p
The proper way of detecting Wayland or Xorg is probably:
echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE
The fun way is: launch xeyes and move the mouse over gnome-terminal. If
the eyes follow the movement then it's Xorg, if not then Wayland.
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David, friendly ping. Does
echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE
confirm that you're running Xorg (x11)?
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Extending a gnome terminal window to the righ
Ubuntu has just released libgtk-3-0 3.22.25 as an update to Artful,
which I believe should fix this bug.
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gnome-terminal does not fill scr
This has just been fixed in upstream git, will be available in vte-0.52
/ gnome-terminal 3.28.
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Title:
ansi escape code for text blinking doesn't
Public bug reported:
Open a popover menu with text entries, such as:
- Files (Nautilus): "hamburger" menu on the upper right
- Tilix: "hamburger" menu, or right-click over the terminal area, or
Profiles -> a triangle in the left-hand sidebar
Use the keyboard (Tab, or Up and Down) to navigate in
Out of curiosity: What happens if you try to paste with Shift+Insert
rather than middle click?
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Middle click paste not working in terminal
Is the behavior the same in other apps, e.g. gedit, libreoffice writer,
firefox, etc...?
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Word moving with left-arrow-ctrl broken in wayla
See also https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=854149.
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Whenever you update to vte-0.50, please make sure to address lp:1718909
too! It's really not okay to accidentally remove a brand new feature
from Tilix.
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Hi,
Is it too late for 17.10 even if let's say I ported the patch for you
tonight? (I can't promise but I might take a look *if* you confirm
upfront that it'll likely make it into 17.10.)
The big change (that requires to update the pcre2 patch) made it into
3.25.1 (vte 0.49.1) so strictly speakin
1. I'll let this one go then, sorry.
2. No worries! I don't know what vte/gnome-terminal will add in this
cycle, but especially for the forthcoming 18.04 LTS it would be great
not to miss something new due to such a silly misunderstanding.
3-4. I'll forward the request to the main developer not t
Only 2 hunks fail to apply, one of them is trivial to fix. There's 1
tough, about a 100 lines in vte.cc.rej.
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Title:
Update gnome-terminal to 3.2
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tilix crashes on execution
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Related to bug 1708306.
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Gnome-Terminal ignores theme, preferences is unavailable, and copy not
working when launching from right-click
Related to bug 1722121.
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Middle click paste not working in terminal launched from context menu
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** Summary changed:
- first scroll down to shink font make fonts larger
+ first scroll down to shrink font make fonts larger
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Title:
first scrol
Ctrl+click opens the URL in your preferred browser.
Do you often need to copy the URL into your clipboard instead? I guess
Ctrl+Shift+click could be made to do that, sounds reasonable to me
(although will be a hard to discover feature).
Could you please file a feature request at bugzilla.gnome.or
Unfortunately Gtk+ has some bugs with drag-n-dropping. That's why
mainstream gnome-terminal has disabled dnd'ing tabs across windows for
the time being -- apparently Ubuntu has either reverted this change or
ships a slightly older version of gnome-terminal.
I cannot exactly reproduce what you desc
Public bug reported:
vte-0.49 and tilix-1.5.8 introduce a brand new feature: custom
hyperlinks (just like on webpages; the visible text is arbitrary, and
the target URL is specified by an escape sequence).
This feature technically has nothing to with PCRE2. Since the target URL
is explicitly spec
The original report only emphasizes that the relevant file(s) should be
shipped by language-pack-whatever instead.
It does not emphasize enough that "/usr/locale" is the wrong place to
put it anyway, it should go under "/usr/share/locale". (I've modified
the bug title accordingly.)
I don't partic
unity-lens-files 7.1.0+17.10.20170605-0ubuntu1 also suffers from the
same problem.
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Can't change Firefox home page in Ubuntu MATE
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ubuntu-mate-default-settings creates two executables, firefox and
thunderbird under /usr/local/bin.
First, /usr/local is the place where distributions shouldn't place any
files (apart from some standard subdirectories). This is a place for
local additions.
Second, whereas th
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pulseaudio crashed with
Please see the duplicate bug 1724250 for some hopefully precious
investigation I've done so far.
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Giant terminal icon is blocking out the
(Daniel, may I please kindly recommend that next time when one of the
bugs contains all the information present in the other plus much-much
more then mark it as duplicate the other way around, even if
chronologically incorrect? IMO that's much more useful for continuing to
work on it and hopefully
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1718238 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1718238
Thanks, it's pretty clear now that the bug is present on X11 only.
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Well, the title can be changed :) Anyway, it's not worth further
discussing, rather than working on the actual bug. Let's get back to
business...
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Upstream gnome-terminal 3.28 (actually 3.27.90) is going to change this
by no longer showing the appmenu (the first "Terminal" menu) on Unity.
Just in time now that Unity is no longer Ubuntu's default... :P
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1404726 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1404726
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1404726
menu contains two Terminal entries
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1404726 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1404726
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1570752
Two "terminal" menus with duplicates
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1404726
menu contains two Terminal entries
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