Terminal opens in Documents
I'm using slackware current, when I open a terminal, it opens in Documents.
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repo@cannabis Documents]$ Thanks |
does it do that with the root? or only that user?
show us your ~/.bashrc ~/.bash_profile ~/.profile if your have them. |
For every user, when I open a terminal.
Seems to me it started after the latest update from current. Quote:
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sounds like a /etc/profile problem.
whats that look like? |
Here you go:
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export MINICOM="-c on" |
i don't know what is changing it. i though you would have a cd statement in one of the startup scripts. you can add one to /etc/profile or ~/.bashrc fix it until what causes it is discovered. i am very curious about what else could cause it.
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I don't remember any problems in "-current" with this issue.
But it appears often in other Linux OS. Could it be, that you have the hidden file /home/repo/.local/user-dirs.dirs ? I think it will ( sometimes ? ) override the other settings. Code:
XDG_DESKTOP_DIR="$HOME/Desktop" |
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Is it possible that you did something like this screenshot?
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I think that it has to be problem with title, because when I cd to Documents it looks like this.
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Thank you all for answering
@EDDY1, there is no title set in the terminal @knudfl, the file at my system is Quote:
I used the workaround from ewsmith, adding a cd command to .bashrc, which solved the problem, but still curious if there isn't another way to do this. Kind regards |
Are you using KDE?
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In System Settings, About Me, Paths, see what is your Documents path. If it's ~/Documents, try making it your home. Careful, it may offer to move files.
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There's a number of possibilities (and a huge number of files) for something like this to happen.
First of all can you tell me what are you using for your teminal. Are you using "konsole", "xterm", "xconsole" or do you mean an actual terminal (by pressing CTRL + ALT +F[1-6] keys from the KDE desktop)? |
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The problem doesn't appear in xfce. Kind regards |
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