Re: *term -ls, a summary
>>"Clint" == Clint Adams <schizo@debian.org> writes:
>> Why? Opening an xterm for interacting directly with a shell is IMHO
>> functionally the same as opening an VC. And I am really pissed off if
>> I don't get a login shell and the profiles aren't sourced. It's different
>> of course if you open the xterm to run a program which is not a shell.
Clint> In what situations, then, do you have/want an interactive shell that is
Clint> not a login shell?
Every single xterm I open which apart from the initial
term. My bash init scripts to different things for login shell,m and
I do not need these executed whenever a xterm is opened.
There is a reason for having this distinction, you know. You
can correctly configure your environment to actually use the
facilities provided, as some of us have done.
manoj
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