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Add ability to get a default setting #62

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MetotoSakamoto opened this issue Jan 25, 2016 · 8 comments
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Add ability to get a default setting #62

MetotoSakamoto opened this issue Jan 25, 2016 · 8 comments

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@MetotoSakamoto
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Add ability to get a default setting to don't always have to do menu>load>MySetting.json when launching Terminix.

@gnunn1
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gnunn1 commented Jan 26, 2016

You mean load a session by default? You can do this with command line parameters:

terminix -s MySession.json

Does that meet your requirements?

@MetotoSakamoto
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Triple yes, I could probably do the tricks by editing my terminix.desktop. Thanks

@MetotoSakamoto
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I have no terminix.desktop in /usr/share/applications/ how can I do?
The idea was to add "terminix -s MySession.json" to terminix.desktop
And this commande only works if I'm in the right folder
if I do:
$terminix -s /home/Metoto/.config/terminix/Default.json
the config is not loaded.
if I do:
$cd /home/Metoto/.config/terminix
$terminix -s Default.json
the command works.

@gnunn1
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gnunn1 commented Jan 26, 2016

Thanks, let's leave this open until the next release as there were some problems with command line arguments that I have fixed but have haven't been released.

As for the desktop file, how did you install Terminix, from a package or from a release archive? If you run the following you don't get any matches shown?

ls /usr/share/applications/*Terminix*

@MetotoSakamoto
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He was installed via:

$yaourt -S terminix-git
$ls /usr/share/applications/*Terminix*
/usr/share/applications/com.gexperts.Terminix.desktop

hum ok... I espected to find a terminix.desktop not a com.gexperts.terminix.desktop. I need glasses. thanks

@gnunn1
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gnunn1 commented Jan 28, 2016

Please test the command line in 0.45 and if everything is OK close this issue.

@moimael
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moimael commented Jun 29, 2016

It would be much better to have a setting in the UI for this. Editing the .desktop file is painful because it get overridden every time there is an rpm update of Terminix. That's the last feature I miss from Terminator.

@phw
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phw commented Jun 29, 2016

Editing the .desktop file is painful because it get overridden every time there is an rpm update of Terminix

Instead of overwriting the system desktop file you can place a copy of it in $HOME/.local/share/applications/ and modify that.

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