Package: gnome-terminal Version: 3.8.3-1 I have a machine with 3.4.1.1-2 installed, and I just installed a new one with 3.8.3-1 on it. Because of this problem I didn't upgrade the old package, so I could compare them.
My problem is that on the newer terminal, when opening a new terminal with ctrl-shift-n, it will always open in my home directory, but I want it to be in the directory where the terminal I used the hotkey on was in. In the old version, this is the case. I've looked at the process list for both versions, and noticed that the new version runs a program called "gnome-terminal-server", while the old one doesn't. I'm guessing this is a change in the design where all terminals are managed by a central server instead of simply spawning each other. I can see why this is done, and why this would cause my bug, but that doesn't make it any less annoying; I hope the new design allows passing the new "current" directory, so the old behaviour can be restored. Thanks, Bas
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