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That behaviour makes sense for a lot of applications sure but for stuff like terminals it is really annoying. Why isn't it possible to configure that on a per-
by DasIch 15y ago
That behaviour makes sense for a lot of applications sure but for stuff like terminals it is really annoying.
Why isn't it possible to configure that on a per-launcher basis?
- thristian 15y agoI spent a few years using OS X, and clicking on some corner of some terminal somewhere and hitting Cmd-N to get myself a fresh terminal (or clicking somewhere on the desktop and hitting Cmd-N to get a fresh file-manager window) was so convenient that even in GNOME 3 I have Super-N bound to 'new terminal window'.
- oconnore 15y agoIt will be eventually, but the default behaviour is the most important thing to get right.
- burgerbrain 15y agoConfigurability being added to Gnome? Ha!