Guake seems to need TERM set in the .bash_profile.
cat .bash_profile and see if it exists, a clean install doesn't have one
$ cat .bash_profile cat: .bash_profile: No such file or directory
If the result is as above run the following
echo -e "TERM=linux\nexport TERM" > .bash_profile
This will create the .bash_profile with the correct settings, then either log out and in again or run the following to kill and re-load guake:
pkill -f "/usr/lib/guake/guake.py" guake&
Guake seems to need TERM set in the .bash_profile.
cat .bash_profile and see if it exists, a clean install doesn't have one
$ cat .bash_profile
cat: .bash_profile: No such file or directory
If the result is as above run the following
echo -e "TERM=linux\nexport TERM" > .bash_profile
This will create the .bash_profile with the correct settings, then either log out and in again or run the following to kill and re-load guake:
pkill -f "/usr/lib/ guake/guake. py"
guake&