mate-terminal - start in new PID
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I often like to kill a set of terminal instances by process id but mate-terminal (which I believe to be a fork of gnome-terminal) will run a number of windows under the same PID. This is not always true and I haven't noticed what determines it,but the outcome is that if I kill a PID I will kill some windows that I don't want to kill.
As a fix, I'd like to tell terminal to start with a new process, but I don't see that option in the terminal man page. Have I missed something? Or perhaps there is a bash command that can force this.
gnome-terminal
asked 15 hours ago
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
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I often like to kill a set of terminal instances by process id but mate-terminal (which I believe to be a fork of gnome-terminal) will run a number of windows under the same PID. This is not always true and I haven't noticed what determines it,but the outcome is that if I kill a PID I will kill some windows that I don't want to kill.
As a fix, I'd like to tell terminal to start with a new process, but I don't see that option in the terminal man page. Have I missed something? Or perhaps there is a bash command that can force this.
gnome-terminal
asked 15 hours ago
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
8662720
What is aboutmate-terminal --window?
– N0rbert
15 hours ago
@N0rbert No. The same PID unfortunately. I can understand why that is and should be default behavior, but the option is offered by other applications eg.geany.
– Stephen Boston
14 hours ago
"I often like to kill a set of terminal instances" – not a typical user behavior :)
– egmont
8 hours ago
add a comment |
I often like to kill a set of terminal instances by process id but mate-terminal (which I believe to be a fork of gnome-terminal) will run a number of windows under the same PID. This is not always true and I haven't noticed what determines it,but the outcome is that if I kill a PID I will kill some windows that I don't want to kill.
As a fix, I'd like to tell terminal to start with a new process, but I don't see that option in the terminal man page. Have I missed something? Or perhaps there is a bash command that can force this.
gnome-terminal
asked 15 hours ago
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
8662720
I often like to kill a set of terminal instances by process id but mate-terminal (which I believe to be a fork of gnome-terminal) will run a number of windows under the same PID. This is not always true and I haven't noticed what determines it,but the outcome is that if I kill a PID I will kill some windows that I don't want to kill.
As a fix, I'd like to tell terminal to start with a new process, but I don't see that option in the terminal man page. Have I missed something? Or perhaps there is a bash command that can force this.
gnome-terminal
gnome-terminal
asked 15 hours ago
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
8662720
asked 15 hours ago
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
8662720
asked 15 hours ago
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
8662720
asked 15 hours ago
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
8662720
asked 15 hours ago
Stephen BostonStephen Boston
8662720
8662720
What is aboutmate-terminal --window?
– N0rbert
15 hours ago
@N0rbert No. The same PID unfortunately. I can understand why that is and should be default behavior, but the option is offered by other applications eg.geany.
– Stephen Boston
14 hours ago
"I often like to kill a set of terminal instances" – not a typical user behavior :)
– egmont
8 hours ago
add a comment |
What is aboutmate-terminal --window?
– N0rbert
15 hours ago
@N0rbert No. The same PID unfortunately. I can understand why that is and should be default behavior, but the option is offered by other applications eg.geany.
– Stephen Boston
14 hours ago
"I often like to kill a set of terminal instances" – not a typical user behavior :)
– egmont
8 hours ago
What is about
mate-terminal --window?– N0rbert
15 hours ago
What is about
mate-terminal --window?– N0rbert
15 hours ago
@N0rbert No. The same PID unfortunately. I can understand why that is and should be default behavior, but the option is offered by other applications eg.geany.
– Stephen Boston
14 hours ago
@N0rbert No. The same PID unfortunately. I can understand why that is and should be default behavior, but the option is offered by other applications eg.geany.
– Stephen Boston
14 hours ago
"I often like to kill a set of terminal instances" – not a typical user behavior :)
– egmont
8 hours ago
"I often like to kill a set of terminal instances" – not a typical user behavior :)
– egmont
8 hours ago
add a comment |
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The option you're looking for is --disable-factory.
answered 8 hours ago
egmontegmont
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Fromman mate-terminal: "--disable-factory" has "Do not register with the activation nameserver, do not re-use an active terminal".
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
And that's something gnome-terminal doesn't seem to offer. konsole has--separatewhich does the same thing.
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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The option you're looking for is --disable-factory.
answered 8 hours ago
egmontegmont
4,49111126
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Fromman mate-terminal: "--disable-factory" has "Do not register with the activation nameserver, do not re-use an active terminal".
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
And that's something gnome-terminal doesn't seem to offer. konsole has--separatewhich does the same thing.
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
add a comment |
The option you're looking for is --disable-factory.
answered 8 hours ago
egmontegmont
4,49111126
1
Fromman mate-terminal: "--disable-factory" has "Do not register with the activation nameserver, do not re-use an active terminal".
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
And that's something gnome-terminal doesn't seem to offer. konsole has--separatewhich does the same thing.
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
add a comment |
The option you're looking for is --disable-factory.
answered 8 hours ago
egmontegmont
4,49111126
The option you're looking for is --disable-factory.
answered 8 hours ago
egmontegmont
4,49111126
answered 8 hours ago
egmontegmont
4,49111126
answered 8 hours ago
egmontegmont
4,49111126
answered 8 hours ago
egmontegmont
4,49111126
4,49111126
1
Fromman mate-terminal: "--disable-factory" has "Do not register with the activation nameserver, do not re-use an active terminal".
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
And that's something gnome-terminal doesn't seem to offer. konsole has--separatewhich does the same thing.
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
add a comment |
1
Fromman mate-terminal: "--disable-factory" has "Do not register with the activation nameserver, do not re-use an active terminal".
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
And that's something gnome-terminal doesn't seem to offer. konsole has--separatewhich does the same thing.
– DK Bose
3 hours ago
1
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From
man mate-terminal: "--disable-factory" has "Do not register with the activation nameserver, do not re-use an active terminal".– DK Bose
3 hours ago
From
man mate-terminal: "--disable-factory" has "Do not register with the activation nameserver, do not re-use an active terminal".– DK Bose
3 hours ago
And that's something gnome-terminal doesn't seem to offer. konsole has
--separate which does the same thing.– DK Bose
3 hours ago
And that's something gnome-terminal doesn't seem to offer. konsole has
--separate which does the same thing.– DK Bose
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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What is about
mate-terminal --window?– N0rbert
15 hours ago
@N0rbert No. The same PID unfortunately. I can understand why that is and should be default behavior, but the option is offered by other applications eg.geany.
– Stephen Boston
14 hours ago
"I often like to kill a set of terminal instances" – not a typical user behavior :)
– egmont
8 hours ago