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I'm using Linux Minte Debian Edition, with the MATE desktop.
In Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts, I've set Desktop/Run a terminal
to my favorite key combination (Mod4+Space).
When I use this, I get the MATE-Terminal. I'm used to ROXterm, so I have that one installed and I've set the x-terminal-emulator
accordingly with update-alternatives
.
But when I use the key combination, I still get MATE-Terminal.
How do I change this?
I did that: when I start ROXterm now, it'll always start in /, not in my home directory. I tried using -d ~ or -d $HOME, but it seems the shortcuts don't see environment variables. – polemon – 2013-01-16T10:25:03.427
Another workaround possibly, but did you try 'roxterm -e cd ~' ? I guess you probably tried absolute with the -d too, odd. What's you 'env | grep term' say? – nerdwaller – 2013-01-16T14:30:32.420