Re: Controlling Terminal's Default Directory

[SoloCDM <deedsmis ris net>]

Ole Laursen wrote:
> 
> > Where and what controls the directory that Gnome uses to open in each
> > terminal?
> 
> The terminal's initial directory is simply the working directory of
> the parent that started it. To test this start a gnome-terminal and
> then
> 
>   cd /usr            # or whatever directory you prefer
>   gnome-terminal
> 
> The new terminal will start at /usr.
> 
> So to get a panel launcher to launch a terminal with a specific path,
> try a command like
> 
>   cd /specific/path ; gnome-terminal

This is exactly why I need the configuration <directory>/<file(s)>. 
It follows through with the execution of the program by way of the
configuration file.

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