I am using codelite 12.0.0 on ubuntu 18.04.
In the codelite settings, under the "terminal" tab, I checked the "Use codelite's built in terminal emulator" checkbox. As soon as I checked the box, all of the options in the terminal tab got disabled/greyed-out, including the checkbox to switch it back.
I now want to switch it back to the default gnome-terminal, but I can't, since all of the "terminal" options are disabled.
How do I switch the default codelite terminal back to gnome-terminal?
How do I change the default terminal?
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Re: How do I change the default terminal?
Hi,
That bug has been fixed since 12.0.0, so one possibility is to self-build from git, or see if the 16.04 (xenial) 12.0.5 deb works in 18.04.
Otherwise delete your ~/.codelite/ dir. That will reset the terminal setting, but all the others too.
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David
That bug has been fixed since 12.0.0, so one possibility is to self-build from git, or see if the 16.04 (xenial) 12.0.5 deb works in 18.04.
Otherwise delete your ~/.codelite/ dir. That will reset the terminal setting, but all the others too.
Regards,
David
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Re: How do I change the default terminal?
Do you know which config file actually contains the particular setting? maybe I could edit that config file to only change back the terminal setting, and not loose all my other settings.DavidGH wrote:Hi,
That bug has been fixed since 12.0.0, so one possibility is to self-build from git, or see if the 16.04 (xenial) 12.0.5 deb works in 18.04.
Otherwise delete your ~/.codelite/ dir. That will reset the terminal setting, but all the others too.
Regards,
David
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Re: How do I change the default terminal?
I did check this morning, but unfortunately it's stored, as 1 << 18 iirc, in an int along with other settings. So it would be non-trivial to change.