2015年8月5日 · By definition xterm is a terminal emulator for the X Window System. Since Ubuntu by default relies on X11 graphical server for any graphics - that's why xterm comes with Ubuntu. Now, unless you manually change it, both default terminal and xterm should run your bash shell, which is what actually interprets commands. Without shell, terminal ...

2012年7月9日 · XTerm.vt100.translations: #override \n\ Ctrl <Key> minus: smaller-vt-font() \n\ Ctrl <Key> plus: larger-vt-font() If you use uxterm, be sure to use UXTerm.vt100.translations instead. Then you can use ctrl + + to increase font size or ctrl + - to decrease the size, just like you can with ctrl + right-click and selecting one of the other font ...

2012年1月14日 · Also, gnome-terminal font looks spectacular and you don't have to do xterm -fa font -fs 10 before hand after hitting [Alt][F2]. I guess you could setup gnome-terminal to open up xterm like that and exit. Another downfall of xterm is its lightweight-ness. It's archaic; it's like vim vs gedit. Unless you don't have a modern computer, just don't ...

2015年5月3日 · Open xterm: xterm & The above configuration does four things: Select and copy text into xterm: Hold the Shift key. Click the left mouse button. Select your text. Click the right mouse button to add it to the clipboard. Paste text into xterm by pressing Ctrl+Shift+V. Show the scrollbar. Customize the font.

2014年5月27日 · xterm*background: WINDOW_BACKGROUND xterm*foreground: WINDOW_FOREGROUND ..which is obviously what you want to get rid of, i believe you can just comment them out with '!' or even move the file to be safe if there is no other content in it. Hope that helps (others too)

2013年1月9日 · Xterm uses cut buffers, not the standard X11 clipboard selection used for standard copy-paste that gnome-terminal and most other Linux programs now use. But if you start xterm like this: xterm -ls -xrm 'XTerm*selectToClipboard: true'& then selections are available via the standard clipboard.

2015年4月30日 · xterm*allowTitleOps: false. xterm*Title: yourtitle (if you want a custom default title for all xterm windows) Again, if the .Xresources file doesn't exist, just create one. Last of all, use the xrdb -merge .Xresources command to make the changes take effect immediately. You should now be able to use the -T and -n options for any new xterm windows.

2016年11月5日 · Also, I want the colour change to be permanent not just during that session. And one more thing I cannot execute any commands during that session because that Xterm window is being launched by some other program (to be specific that program is "Code Blocks"). Please help me sort out this issue. Xterm screenshot:

2013年5月2日 · Question is regarding xterm not working due to display not set. nothing to do vnc. protocol used to access can be anything eg: ssh – mrtipale Commented Aug 10, 2018 at 11:06

2016年12月19日 · First, you need to tell xterm to allow it to happen at all, because by default it ignores requests by hosted programs to resize the window. Add this to your ~/.Xdefaults: xterm*allowWindowOps: true For this to take effect, you either have to log out, or run: xrdb ~/.Xdefaults Then launch a new xterm, and in your bash script: echo -ne "\e[8;30;30t"