Manage profiles

Manage profiles, A profile is a collection of Terminal settings, Terminal supports multiple profiles, You can configure Terminal profiles to run a custom command or shell, set a profile exclusively to connect to remote computers using SSH or set a profile that launches a GNU Screen session, The available Terminal settings include: Profile name,

How do I tell GNOME to reread my ~/,profile

GNOME reads ~/,profile upon login, When I change something in ,profile for example LC_MESSAGES I want gnome to reread the ,profile file without logging out and back in, In bash I can tell bash to source ,profile, How can I do that for the running GNOME session? gnome, Share, Improve this question, Follow edited Mar 9 ’15 at 20:47, lesmana, asked Oct 10 ’10 at 17:04, lesmana lesmana, 24,4k 15

Command-line to switch between profiles in gnome-terminal

gnome-terminal —profile=’7e95bbb3-a584-469d-8ae1-75a08287f55a’ So if we can inject this command in some way, we’re done, We’d like this to happen in all these cases: when we open the terminal using a shortcut CtrlAltT; when we open the terminal using the icon in the taskbar; when we open the terminal using the search ; The gnome-terminal resides in /usr/bin/gnome-terminal and might be updated

Display Profile Manager

Display Profile Manager, by dejavu, Create and manage display profiles and access them easy in the GNOME Shell, A profile consists of one or multiple monitors with its configuration e,g,: resolution, rotation, refresh rate, This extension uses GNOME libraries for detecting and setting the screen configuration, Therefore GNOME will remember

How to profile GNOME Shell performance? : gnome

How to profile GNOME Shell performance? Question, Close, 5, Posted by u/[deleted] 2 years ago, Archived, How to profile GNOME Shell performance? Question, I’m currently writing a small performance analysis of GNOME Shell and I was wondering how GNOME developers do their profiling to find the areas where GNOME Shell spends the most CPU time, I started of with the recommended

Top responsesgjs has an internal profiler to some degree: https://gitlab,gnome,org/GNOME/gjs/issues/31 At some point it was supposed to grow sysprof integration but I’m not … read more4 votesFrom Sysprof’s “Interpreting Results”: It is important to note that the amount of time spent in each function is not captured, That would require a tracing … read more1 voteAfficher tout

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Export / Import Gnome Terminal Profiles, GitHub

Export / Import Gnome Terminal Profiles, GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets, Skip to content, All gists Back to GitHub Sign in Sign up Sign in Sign up {{ message }} Instantly share code, notes, and snippets, reavon / gnome-terminal-profiles,adoc, Created Jul 5, 2017, Star 84 Fork 18 Star Code Revisions 1 Stars 84 Forks 18, Embed, What would you like to do? Embed Embed …

Commutateur GNOME Terminal Profile à partir de la ligne de

Commutateur GNOME Terminal Profile à partir de la ligne de commande, Je comprends comment utiliser gconftool ou gconftool-2 pour changer des éléments d’un profil comme l’arrière-plan, mais je ne sais pas comment changer le profil pour un onglet ou une fenêtre spécifique, Un conseil est apprécié, Source , 2009-03-18 Hackett, A Répondre, 2, Je pense que vous pouvez le faire via gconf

Gentoo Configuration Guide: GNOME on systemd

This means after enabling the GNOME profile, users need to manually install the GNOME meta-package with emerge, # emerge –ask gnome-base/gnome Enable systemd Unit for GNOME Display Manager, To start GNOME automatically upon system boot, the systemd unit for GNOME Display Manager GDM needs to be enabled manually, Otherwise, the text-based login console will still be …

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How to identify gnome-terminal profile?

I posted a question on askubuntu a while back, As there is no action, and I have also dug some more, I’ll try here, Possibly a more correct place, and I don’t know if it is possible to move questions any more I do not get any of those options, Anyhow: Is there a way to get gnome-terminal profile

Chapter 6, Configuring GNOME at low level Red Hat

Each line in a dconf profile specifies one dconf database, The first line indicates the database used to write changes, The remaining lines show read-only databases, The following is a sample profile stored in /etc/dconf/profile/user: user-db:user system-db:local system-db:site, In this example, the dconf profile specifies three databases,

Profile Portage

Profile releses can be years apart, the current now being 2021 profile is 4 years old 17,1, A profile is selected at install time, according to the intended use of the system, and is usually only changed if absolutely necessary, or when a new profile is released,