I'm having a hard time trying to tell apart lit pixels from dust on your
screen. :)
Do you mean these dots that blink together with the cursor?
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Thanks a lot!
Forwarded upstream at https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/vte/-/issues/2778
for the developer most familiar with this area to take a look.
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Upstream GNOME Terminal 3.52.1 received a change that _looks_ like it
_might_ fix this. I don't know, there's no bug entry linked to it, we'd
have to try and see if it indeed fixes the problem.
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Just wondering, does it help if you disable transparency (in Preferences
-> Unnamed profile -> Colors)?
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Title:
gnome-terminal sometimes very dar
Sorry if I wasn't clear. I didn't mean what if you toggle transparency
after the bug manifests.
What I meant was: What if you completely disable transparency, use
gnome-terminal without enabling that feature. Maybe even restart gnome-
terminal, just in case. Does the bug still occur then?
If so,
> The only thing that has worked for me is listed below
> 1. Reinstall Ubuntu LTS 22.04.4 without any upgrade or just don't connect it
> to the internet.
To anyone who considers reinstalling the OS due to this issue (because
you messed up your system beyond repair, or whatever): Why not go for
24
> @egmont-gmail For users on 22.04, would you suggest upgrading to 24.04 as
> well ?
> Is this something you would recommend or are there some important pitfalls to
> know about beforehand ?
@toniopelo I cannot make a generic recommendation. It depends on your
circumstances, priorities, short-te
I guess this patch should work. I tried to remain as close to the
existing code as possible, just remove that erroneous parameter which
comes from self.args[0]. (No idea how to properly format the patch here,
anyway, you get the point and can apply manually.)
--- gnome-terminal
+++ gnome-terminal
> generally the [0] argument can also be --
How? Can you please give an example?
The upstream GNOME Terminal change that we're affected by is
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-terminal/-/issues/8074. GNOME
Terminal used to silently ignore non-option parameters (before the "--"
if such a parame
Duplicate of bug 2049923?
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+ gnome-terminal crashes when detaching window
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Ubuntu 25.04 removes the gnome-terminal.real wrapper, and thereby (maybe
accidentally) fixes this bug.
The only affected distro is 24.10 which will EOL in 3-4 months from now,
so I guess it won't see a fix.
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So, the rectangle text insertion cursor is where it is supposed to be,
but is blinking much faster than it should; do I understand you
correctly now?
When this happens, how long does it last? If you move the mouse pointer
away, does the blinking go back to its regular pace? If you move the
mouse p
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Public bug reported:
VTE 0.80 + GNOME Terminal 3.56 (about to debut in Ubuntu 25.04) add a
new feature: showing progress in the tab bar.
Open multiple tabs (since unfortunately the title bar doesn't show the
progress), and in one of them execute a command such as
printf "\e]9;4;1;33\e\\"
Th
It's not specific to gnome-terminal.
Mutter has a feature that if the initial size of a window is quite large
then it maximizes that window.
(I faced this problem with Firefox a while ago. Firefox remembers the
last window size and opens the new window at that size. I prefer to have
my Firefox at
How do you _exactly_ detach a tab?
Do you drag-n-drop it outside of the window? This action is disabled in
upstream GNOME Terminal (exactly because we know GTK can segfault here)
and I can't seem to find an Ubuntu patch that would re-enable it.
Or do you right-click and choose Detach? If so, isn'
"a cursor starts to blink rapidly when the cursor is [...]" -- so is
this another cursor, not _the_ normal cursor? Is it another one of the
same shape elsewhere (where?), or a different shape?
By "cursor", it seems to me that you mean the mouse pointer, and not the
terminal's text insertion rectan
Really strange...
> I open a terminal (the vanilla one that pops up when I press
ctrl+super+T)
Could you please check which terminal app it is? The bug was labeled to
belong to gnome-terminal, but that's not the default anymore. Look for
"hamburger menu" -> About or something similar.
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Mainstream gnome-terminal 3.56.0 -> 3.56.1 is practically a no-op
release.
If anything, updating gnome-terminal to 3.56.2 and correspondingly vte
to 0.80.2 would make sense, these both do contain actual fixes.
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Okay, I could test it (and reproduce) on 24.04.
Yesterday I could only try it on 25.04 and it's fixed there.
The bug happens in every terminal, the terminal doesn't matter. nslookup
leaves the terminal line settings at a nondefault state, and bash
doesn't restore the original ones. Not sure which
Can you please specify *exact* steps to reproduce the problem? E.g. how
do you exactly quit nslookup?
Does the bug occur in other terminals as well? I'm almost certain it
does. I suspect that nslookup doesn't restore the terminal line's
settings on an unclean exit, nor does the bash shell.
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> /usr/local/bin/terminator:4:
This is not part of the official Ubuntu Terminator package either.
At this point it's absolutely certain that you have tampered with the
installation, or created alternate / manual installations of this
software, and this is causing problems to you.
It works for me
Terminator works fine for me on 25.04.
You are launching ./terminator or /home/heather/.local/bin/./terminator
which is not part of the terminator package. I guess it's something that
you created for yourself perhaps??
None of the files shipped by the terminator package contain the string
"pkg_re
By definition, /usr/local is to be left empty (apart from some
subdirectories) by distributions, it's a place for stuff that you
install for yourself.
I've downloaded and examined Ubuntu's Terminator package just to be
sure, and it does _not_ ship files under /usr/local.
You might have set up a d
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