Difference between xfce4-terminal and exo-open --launch TerminalEmulator
I've come across these two and it seems to execute to the same terminal. Also if there is text for it somewhere, I would love to read it (I've found this: link but doesn't exactly explain what the difference is, nor can I find why there are two).
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I've come across these two and it seems to execute to the same terminal. Also if there is text for it somewhere, I would love to read it (I've found this: link but doesn't exactly explain what the difference is, nor can I find why there are two).
terminal xfce
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Did you consult their respective manuals?
– JdeBP
Jan 30 at 9:51
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I've come across these two and it seems to execute to the same terminal. Also if there is text for it somewhere, I would love to read it (I've found this: link but doesn't exactly explain what the difference is, nor can I find why there are two).
terminal xfce
I've come across these two and it seems to execute to the same terminal. Also if there is text for it somewhere, I would love to read it (I've found this: link but doesn't exactly explain what the difference is, nor can I find why there are two).
terminal xfce
terminal xfce
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Did you consult their respective manuals?
– JdeBP
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Did you consult their respective manuals?
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Did you consult their respective manuals?
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Did you consult their respective manuals?
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"exo-open --launch TerminalEmulator" will launch the preferred terminal emulator, which may or may not be xfce4-terminal. The preferred applications are set in Settings Manager > Preferred Applications.
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"exo-open --launch TerminalEmulator" will launch the preferred terminal emulator, which may or may not be xfce4-terminal. The preferred applications are set in Settings Manager > Preferred Applications.
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"exo-open --launch TerminalEmulator" will launch the preferred terminal emulator, which may or may not be xfce4-terminal. The preferred applications are set in Settings Manager > Preferred Applications.
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"exo-open --launch TerminalEmulator" will launch the preferred terminal emulator, which may or may not be xfce4-terminal. The preferred applications are set in Settings Manager > Preferred Applications.
"exo-open --launch TerminalEmulator" will launch the preferred terminal emulator, which may or may not be xfce4-terminal. The preferred applications are set in Settings Manager > Preferred Applications.
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Did you consult their respective manuals?
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