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Old 08-23-2009, 09:58 AM   #1
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In Unstable, using ROX, how to right-click/open terminal "here" ??


OK
so, for example,
in PMagic, if I open pcmanfm and go into a mounted hd folder
like I open the folder "sda3" and go into a folder named "grml" there
if I right-click it will offer "open a terminal here"
and then when it opens it says
Code:
root@pmagic/mnt/sda3/grml#
but if I do thids in grml/debian using rox
the terminal opens on /home/user_name

how do i get rox configured so it opens the term wherever I'm at?
thanks
 
Old 08-23-2009, 11:16 AM   #2
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On my debian testing box, terminal will open in the directory where you are at the moment.
Seems to me it's related to grml.
Perhaps you can change the settings using
Code:
roxterm-config
 
Old 08-23-2009, 11:36 AM   #3
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thanks repo
it says command not found....

this grml is debian unstable

where would a rox config file be?
I looked in /home/grml/any .folders
and /usr/share/rox too...

ok
I installed "roxterm"
a gui pops up
and so what do i have to tell it to do repo?

I already tried making it default term for rox
but it still opens on /home/grml instead of where I'm at....

thanks
 
Old 08-23-2009, 11:50 AM   #4
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I have no idea, searched in the settings, but can't find anything that could set the directory when you open roxterm.
 
Old 08-23-2009, 01:17 PM   #5
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OK
so, for example,
in PMagic, if I open pcmanfm and go into a mounted hd folder
like I open the folder "sda3" and go into a folder named "grml" there
if I right-click it will offer "open a terminal here"
and then when it opens it says
Code:
root@pmagic/mnt/sda3/grml#
but if I do thids in grml/debian using rox
the terminal opens on /home/user_name

how do i get rox configured so it opens the term wherever I'm at?
thanks
You need to open it in a folder for it to be where you are.
 
Old 08-23-2009, 01:29 PM   #6
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yea
thats what I mean..

if I'm using rox, and I've got rox opened on /mnt/sda3/home
and I right-click empty space and choose "window/terminal here"
from rox menu
it opens on the /root folder, not /mnt/sda3/home

is that what you mean?
 
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Does this also happen when you open a terminal, in a directory of the home/user_name ?
 
Old 08-23-2009, 01:47 PM   #8
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yea
thats what I mean..

if I'm using rox, and I've got rox opened on /mnt/sda3/home
and I right-click empty space and choose "window/terminal here"
from rox menu
it opens on the /root folder, not /mnt/sda3/home

is that what you mean?
Yeah. For some reason it's not acting normally for you. If you're in a folder and you open the terminal in that folder it should be the path.

God, I really don't know how to say that
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Old 08-23-2009, 01:47 PM   #9
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I got my fluxbox menu to run various terms by user or root

xterm opens with "grml@grml" in /home/grml

sudo xterm opens "root@grml" in /root

all the others too are like that

Basically, I'm tired of having to open a term and type in

Quote:
cd /mnt/sda3/grml/squashfs-root
as I'm remastering

If I use pmagic I can just open pcmanfm, go to /mnt folder
and go to sda3, etc etc and then right-click/open-term-here
and it opens on the folder I'm in

I want that ability with rox too....

Maybe I should just install pcmanfm?
 
Old 08-23-2009, 01:50 PM   #10
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ROX filer does that already.

Just not for Debian Unstable. Apparently
 
Old 08-23-2009, 01:52 PM   #11
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Wait... Did you set the terminal application in ROX filer Options?
 
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Quote:
Basically, I'm tired of having to open a term and type in

Quote:
cd /mnt/sda3/grml/squashfs-root
as I'm remastering
Why don't you make an alias in .bash_profile or /etc/bashrc

Code:
alias remaster='cd /mnt/sda3/grml/squashfs-root'
 
Old 08-23-2009, 02:09 PM   #13
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I set roxterm as terminal
it was xterm...
but that didn't work either..

see screenshot
rox windows is in /mnt/sda3/whatever
and If i open term there it's ~root

mmmm....?

and Repo I'm gonna try that too

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