gnome-terminal

问题 I would like a shell script that launches a new terminal, opens the R environment in the terminal and executes commands in the R environment of the new terminal. Here's what I did which is not working : #!/bin/sh for i in $(seq 25) do gnome-terminal -x sh "R; source('source.r'); function($i)" done Where, function() is an r function in the file "source.r" Please help. N.B. I don't want to launch the program using the command "Rscript" EDIT 1 : I don't want to use the command Rscript because

问题 I would like a shell script that launches a new terminal, opens the R environment in the terminal and executes commands in the R environment of the new terminal. Here's what I did which is not working : #!/bin/sh for i in $(seq 25) do gnome-terminal -x sh "R; source('source.r'); function($i)" done Where, function() is an r function in the file "source.r" Please help. N.B. I don't want to launch the program using the command "Rscript" EDIT 1 : I don't want to use the command Rscript because

问题 I am doing a project with python3.8 as my interpreter in pycharm. How do I install netfilterqueue so that it works in python3? I have tried to run the following command in my kali terminal but I get the following error: root@kali:~/PycharmProjects/dns_spoof# pip3 install netfilterqueue Collecting netfilterqueue Cache entry deserialization failed, entry ignored Using cached https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/39/c4/8f73f70442aa4094b3c37876c96cddad2c3e74c058f6cd9cb017d37ffac0/NetfilterQueue

问题 I want to change the title of the gnome-terminal window to reflect the current directory. Is there a way to do that? A script may be? The "change terminal title" threads did not help much. Manually when we use the command: gnome-terminal --title=$PWD it works, but a new terminal instance is created (as expected). I want to be able to use the --title=$PWD with the cd command. Is there a way to achieve that? 回答1: since gnome-terminal uses the same control commands as xterm this page might be

问题 I want to change the title of the gnome-terminal window to reflect the current directory. Is there a way to do that? A script may be? The "change terminal title" threads did not help much. Manually when we use the command: gnome-terminal --title=$PWD it works, but a new terminal instance is created (as expected). I want to be able to use the --title=$PWD with the cd command. Is there a way to achieve that? 回答1: since gnome-terminal uses the same control commands as xterm this page might be

问题 I want to change the title of the gnome-terminal window to reflect the current directory. Is there a way to do that? A script may be? The "change terminal title" threads did not help much. Manually when we use the command: gnome-terminal --title=$PWD it works, but a new terminal instance is created (as expected). I want to be able to use the --title=$PWD with the cd command. Is there a way to achieve that? 回答1: since gnome-terminal uses the same control commands as xterm this page might be

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来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1523746/how-to-fix-home-and-end-in-vim

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1523746/how-to-fix-home-and-end-in-vim

问题 I recently installed Lubuntu 16.04 with gnome-terminal. I like gnome-terminal to consume less space on monitor. But latest version comes with two annoying buttons at the right top corner which makes no sense to me. Because, user who prefer terminals are more likely to use keyboard shortcuts to do tabs operations rather than go for mouse clicks. With these two extra buttons tabs bar got wider and uses more space on the monitor. Click here for Screenshot . Please help me in removing this extra