The basic X terminal program
This package contains the basic X.Org terminal program.
- Developed at X11:terminals
- Sources inherited from project openSUSE:Factory
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| 20x20ja.bdf.bz2 | 0000480925 470 KB | |
| 20x20ko.bdf.bz2 | 0000538802 526 KB | |
| Backarrow2BackSpace | 0000000806 806 Bytes | |
| Backarrow2Delete | 0000000797 797 Bytes | |
| README.SUSE | 0000000159 159 Bytes | |
| luitx | 0000000042 42 Bytes | |
| snooper.tar.bz2 | 0000010058 9.82 KB | |
| terminal.png | 0000000923 923 Bytes | |
| vttest-20120506.tgz | 0000183236 179 KB | |
| vttest-20120506.tgz.asc | 0000000266 266 Bytes | |
| vttest-config_update_aarch64.patch | 0000039201 38.3 KB | |
| xterm-312.tgz | 0001186265 1.13 MB | |
| xterm-312.tgz.asc | 0000000267 267 Bytes | |
| xterm-allow_iso-utf_fonts_in_menu.patch | 0000000794 794 Bytes | |
| xterm-decomposed_bitmaps.patch | 0000001140 1.11 KB | |
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xterm-desktop-item-in-gnome-utilities-appfolder.pa |
0000000386 386 Bytes | |
| xterm-desktop_file_icon.patch | 0000000388 388 Bytes | |
| xterm-double_width_fonts.patch | 0000003136 3.06 KB | |
| xterm-enable_libtinfo.patch | 0000001774 1.73 KB | |
| xterm-forbid_window_and_font_ops.patch | 0000001732 1.69 KB | |
| xterm-settings.patch | 0000013168 12.9 KB | |
| xterm-sigwinch.patch | 0000000721 721 Bytes | |
| xterm.changes | 0000130857 128 KB | |
| xterm.keyring | 0000001475 1.44 KB | |
| xterm.spec | 0000006103 5.96 KB |
Revision 93 (latest revision is 146)
Stephan Kulow (coolo)
accepted
request 256317
from
Petr Cerny (pcerny)
(revision 93)
In the lack of consensus on hiding the xterm desktop item completely in a GNOME session, this is a (hopefully temporary) workaround which puts the xterm item inside the Utilities app-folder in the GNOME Shell overview, which is where gnome-terminal is also listed; *only* affects while a user is in a GNOME session (forwarded request 255346 from badshah400)
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