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Terminal alacritty missing #1450
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please post the filename of its desktop entry. (the one in /usr/share/applications) |
com.alacritty.Alacritty.desktop |
Not missing for me. It is there in the options |
Depends on the distro I guess |
It should not. Please post the contents of |
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The desktop id is based on the filename. |
Hey @findlayjy |
Thanks @HarshNarayanJha, but the problem isn't that Albert can't find Alacritty (it can), it's that it doesn't appear in the dropdown "Terminal" menu, so that when I e.g. 'Open terminal here' on an Albert search result, it will open Kitty or the Gnome terminal rather than Alacritty |
Sorry, is this intended as something I should action somehow? |
Lacking a standard for the script execution commandline interface of the terminals out in the wild we have to hardcode the parameters the terminals use. If you want this change this vote on my pull request. If your terminal broke the command line interface in the past and you are on the old version you are out of luck. Thats why we need that standard. However for as long as this PR is not merged we have to maintain the hardcoded map of terminals to their arguments (if any). The map currently resides in https://github.com/albertlauncher/plugins/blob/main/applications/src/xdg/plugin.cpp. If your terminal is not working I need the desktop entry file name (the desktop id) of your terminal and the (xterm -e compatible) argument that indicates that the remainder of the commandline should be interpreted as commandline to run in the terminal. Further the content of the desktop entry may help improving the heuristics currently applied to get the terminals covered. |
Sorry, I think we're talking in circles a bit :) I provided the desktop entry filename above:
And the contents of the desktop entry is in the reply after that:
The flag that indicates the rest of the line is a command to run in the terminal is |
The most recent update does not seem to have fixed this. I do now have UXTerm and XTerm in the dropdown menu, but Alacritty is still missing ... |
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