I suppose, you need to provide some system variable to determine, which terminal shoudl be opened. I uninstalled gnome-terminal and wanted to use Terminator instead, but I don't see any option to excplicitly set which terminal should be opened. (or explicitly set gnome-terminal as a dependency of this project)
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