No value for $TERM variable
Hi everybody :D
I'm using Slackware64-current and everything is fine except by the $TERM variable. When I try to run sbopkg, for example, i get this error message: Code:
root pedro # sbopkg Here is a screenshot: http://h.imagehost.org/0998/xfce.png Thanks PS:Sorry for my bad english,i'm brazilian,i hope you have understood |
If you look in edit/preferences then click on the advanced tab you'll see there's a field to set $TERM.
I use the good old fashioned xterm rather than terminal myself and that seems to look after itself. |
Oh i'm feeling so dumb now
Thanks EDIT:Problem partially solved :D I'm still getting "Ultitled window" but I don't care SOLVED |
It looks like a bug in XFCE Terminal. Every time I open the Preferences these variables (TitleInitial and Term) are reset. So I have to manually edit ~/.config/Terminal/terminalrc to set them. I am not sure but I think it happened after the update from May 6.
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If xfce is built against gtk+ 2.18, this bug surfaces. A patch is already in the Terminal git tree, and I notified Pat. I suppose that on May 6 the bug surfaced when xfce was recompiled. But this patch needs to be applied and Terminal recompiled. Too bad I took so long at getting around to this. I knew about this problem for a few weeks when I built xfce 4.6.1 on another distro.
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Yes it's a bug ¬¬
It was solved but now is back I'm still using "export TERM=xterm" on .bashrc |
Moiseshb, download xfce-4.6.1-i486-8, upgradepkg, and restart xfce. You can test the fix by opening and closing the preference dialog.
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