The subject may not be very clear. I have a "terminal" docked icon to launch
terminals.
Precisely, what it does is:
bash --login -c
"xterm -title Terminal -bg black -fg white -e bash --login &"
(Everything in one line.)
It used to launch an xterm, and leave the icon double-clickable again to
launch a second terminal. (With "..." on it)
Now, it launches the terminal. The terminal icon appears at the bottom of
the screen, and then I see the animation flow from where the new icon was to
the dock-bar terminal icon. "..." disappears, and if I double-click on it,
it switches to the workspace where I launched the terminal from, as
expected.
I can always launch another terminal by right-clicking the docked icon and
clicking on "Execute". It is far from practical, and the reason why I hacked
the "bash -c" thing...
If there is a workaround to it, I'll be glad to know about it. Otherwise,
could you please reconsider going back to previous functionality?
Thank you very much,
Antonio Fiol
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