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Hi Lukasz,

 

You are totally correct. I had a problem on the gnome-terminal. I changed the command settings on the Anjuta IDE, and I solved the problem.

Thanks a lot for your help!

Regards,

Hoffmann

Hazel <h-zel o2 pl> wrote:

> > I am enjoying the IDE, but I realized that after
> > compiling and building my codes, I cannot run the
> > respective executables from the IDE. I need to run
> > them by using the shell, instead.
>
> Maybe the problem is that you don't have the gnome-terminal? You can
> find out if that's the case by running anjuta from xterm. When you click
> on run and nothing happens, the terminal will probably display the error
> message. If it turns out to be the terminal problem, you will need to
> settings->commands (don't know the exact English names of the menus),
> and edit the line "terminal" to use the one you have.
>
> Greetings,
> Lukasz
>
>
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