24.01.2011 19:44, Tony Houghton wrote: >> With the new version, which changed window title by default >> from "%s" to "ROXterm: %s" (so that all window names are now >> different from what they were before), there's no way to >> change the format in the configuration, but only per-window >> (menu Edit -> Window Title). [] > You can use -T or --title on the command-line and that supports "%s" > too. Is that any use? The old title handling code didn't quite do what
Yes, while browsing sources I found that it can accept the same string from --title, but not from the config file. And yes, it is useful as a temporary workaround, till real solution emerges: right now I have /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator as a symlink pointing to roxterm, so I'll have to change that (globally, for whole system) to a shell script that adds --title option. > it should and I felt that having profile options for both would make the > dialog a little complex. But it's not hard to persuade me to change my > mind on details like this :-). Um, I'm not sure I understand: for _both_ of what? I see one option to change _current_ window title, which is good. But it is, in my opinion, entirely illogical to not have it in profile section too -- as in, profile first, "current window" second for almost every option out there is, again IMHO, the plan... ;) Maybe I don't understand something and just don't know how to use it properly, -- just tell me how it is supposed to be used :) Note that, as far as I know, roxterm is the only terminal emulator out there that adds its own name before "user string" in the title. Usually it's done the other way around -- adding the name _after_ the most important information (which is the "user string" in this case), if at all. And oh, thank you very much for fixing the window size which I reported on SF a while back. This was the reason I switched to 1.20 from experimental :) /mjt -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
