Michael Schwendt writes:
On Thu, 26 Dec 2013 19:17:04 -0500, Sam Varshavchik wrote:> That's pretty much it. After upgrading to F20, launching gnome terminal > starts a shell with its current directory of / instead of $HOME. Very > annoying. > > gnome-terminal appears to inherit the parent process's home directory. If I > launch gnome-terminal from another terminal window, the new shell's initial > directory is the parent's. Curiously, the shell's parent process is gnome- > terminal-server, whose current directory is $HOME. > going on. >> The likely explanation is that I'm launching new gnome-terminal session from> a desktop icon (since Gnome 3's brain damaged "Activities" screen always > moronically activates one of the existing terminal windows, instead of > creating new terminal session), and I see that the nautilus process's home > directory is /, I guess that's what's going on, but I still just want to > have my new shells come up in $HOME by default. Some people start new gnome-terminal windows either via "right-click -> New Window" or via "Ctrl + left-click". Assuming you refer to the Favourites bar at the left.
Well, I prefer to double-click on an icon on my desktop. Not the funny- looking "Favorites" bar that I have to play finger gymnastics to open. I prefer to have simple, ordinary icons that are always available on my desktop to double-click on. They always worked just fine. Or, at least, until F20.
So, I just tried it, just for kicks and giggles. So, the "recommended" way:* Hit the top right corner with the pointer. Doesn't work. Hit it again. The favourites bar slides in from the right. Yay.
* Move the pointer again. Rearrange your fingers to execute a ctrl-left click.
* A new minituarized window appears somewhere else on the screen.* Rearrange the fingers again, to position the pointer to the new miniatured window.
* Click it to move the input focus there. Versus: * Move the pointer to an icon on the desktop. Double click on it. WTF is wrong with Gnome? Don't answer that. It's a rhetorical question.
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