>even if there's no terminalrc in /etc/xdg modifying your settings should
>be places in .config and used later on.I sthat not the case? It works
>fine for me.
>
>
>
Thanks Jani.
That was not my experience with the version of Xubuntu-64, at the time
of the report. Since I "fixed" the problem for that machine, I haven't
paid any attention to it. What I just did was the following steps:
renamed my makeshift Terminal directory in /etc/xdg to oldTerminal
(sudo mv /etc/xdg/Terminal /etc/xdg/oldTerminal)
created a new user - using adduser in a term window and accepting
all the defaults
logout
logged back in as the new user
open a terminal window
navigate through menubar to edit-preferences-appearance
uncheck display menubar in new windows
close terminal preferences dialog
close old terminal window
open a new terminal window
The menu bar is there, and if you navigate through menubar to
edit-preferences-appearance, the box has reverted to being checked.
I've confirmed that the behavior is the same if I run an SMP kernel, or
a regular kernel on the X64 machine.
I also just confirmed the behavior on the x86 version of Xubuntu on my
laptop. Radically different machine architecture - Transmeta Efficieon CPU.
I know how frustrating it is when it's one of those "but it works on my
machine" bugs. Had I not been able to reproduce the problem on my
laptop, I would have blown it off as a download or installation "glitch"
Please let me know if there is any other information I can provide...I
can do screen captures, but I didn't see how that could really help.
I've been pretty regular about updating both machines daily using
Synaptic, and religiously reloading-marking-all-updates, etc.
You guys have done a terrific job with Xubuntu...I do appreciate it.
Let me know how I can help.
davemac
P.S. For more bug finding joy - try opening help, and clicking on panel
on the help page that comes up...I think this one's an "upstream"
problem (happens on my Zen box too)
Jani Monoses wrote:
>even if there's no terminalrc in /etc/xdg modifying your settings should
>be places in .config and used later on.I sthat not the case? It works
>fine for me.
>
>
>
Thanks Jani.
That was not my experience with the version of Xubuntu-64, at the time
of the report. Since I "fixed" the problem for that machine, I haven't
paid any attention to it. What I just did was the following steps:
renamed my makeshift Terminal directory in /etc/xdg to oldTerminal oldTerminal)
(sudo mv /etc/xdg/Terminal /etc/xdg/
created a new user - using adduser in a term window and accepting s-appearance
all the defaults
logout
logged back in as the new user
open a terminal window
navigate through menubar to edit-preference
uncheck display menubar in new windows
close terminal preferences dialog
close old terminal window
open a new terminal window
The menu bar is there, and if you navigate through menubar to s-appearance, the box has reverted to being checked.
edit-preference
I've confirmed that the behavior is the same if I run an SMP kernel, or
a regular kernel on the X64 machine.
I also just confirmed the behavior on the x86 version of Xubuntu on my
laptop. Radically different machine architecture - Transmeta Efficieon CPU.
I know how frustrating it is when it's one of those "but it works on my
machine" bugs. Had I not been able to reproduce the problem on my
laptop, I would have blown it off as a download or installation "glitch"
Please let me know if there is any other information I can provide...I
can do screen captures, but I didn't see how that could really help.
I've been pretty regular about updating both machines daily using marking- all-updates, etc.
Synaptic, and religiously reloading-
You guys have done a terrific job with Xubuntu...I do appreciate it.
Let me know how I can help.
davemac
P.S. For more bug finding joy - try opening help, and clicking on panel
on the help page that comes up...I think this one's an "upstream"
problem (happens on my Zen box too)