I'm in the process of cleaning up my $HOME. Part of this process was to move all of bash's "junk" into XDG BaseDir compliant locations by specifying in .profile to look at $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/bash/ for the .bashrc file, etc. bash itself is handling the move just fine (e.g. it outputs its history to ~/.local/share/bash/history as commanded). I can go into a TTY and use aliases I specifically put into the new .bashrc (located at ~/.config/bash/.bashrc), etc.
The problem is when I try to use said aliases in qterminal, it refuses to recognize this change and use the proper .bashrc.
I'm sure this is an "upstream" issue, but their GitHub issue tracker essentially tells Ubuntu users to file issues here instead.
Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS
qterminal 0.14.1-0ubuntu2 (universe, amd64)
I'm in the process of cleaning up my $HOME. Part of this process was to move all of bash's "junk" into XDG BaseDir compliant locations by specifying in .profile to look at $XDG_CONFIG_ HOME/bash/ for the .bashrc file, etc. bash itself is handling the move just fine (e.g. it outputs its history to ~/.local/ share/bash/ history as commanded). I can go into a TTY and use aliases I specifically put into the new .bashrc (located at ~/.config/ bash/.bashrc) , etc.
The problem is when I try to use said aliases in qterminal, it refuses to recognize this change and use the proper .bashrc.
I'm sure this is an "upstream" issue, but their GitHub issue tracker essentially tells Ubuntu users to file issues here instead.
Attached is my ~/.profile for reference.