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terminator_vs_ubuntu_18.10_-_broadcast_issue [29.03.2021 07:52] – Pascal Suterterminator_vs_ubuntu_18.10_-_broadcast_issue [28.12.2021 13:07] (current) – [the script:] Pascal Suter
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 <code bash /usr/local/bin/terminator> <code bash /usr/local/bin/terminator>
 #!/bin/bash #!/bin/bash
-GTK_IM_MODULE= /usr/bin/terminator +DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS="" GTK_IM_MODULE="" /usr/bin/terminator
-DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=""+
 </code> </code>
 don't forget to make it executable :)  don't forget to make it executable :) 
-  chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/terminator''+  chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/terminator
  
 the reason why this is saved to ''/usr/local/bin'' is, that this directory is listed in the ''PATH'' variable before ''/usr/bin'' is listed where the actual terminator binary resides. hence, when someone starts terminator wihtout providing a full path, our wrapper script will be launched first.  the reason why this is saved to ''/usr/local/bin'' is, that this directory is listed in the ''PATH'' variable before ''/usr/bin'' is listed where the actual terminator binary resides. hence, when someone starts terminator wihtout providing a full path, our wrapper script will be launched first. 
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 we could have also renamed the actual binary and then saved the wrapper in its place, or we could have modified the launcher file, but both of these solutions will probably brake on each update of terminator, while our little hack, although not pretty, will survive updates as well.  we could have also renamed the actual binary and then saved the wrapper in its place, or we could have modified the launcher file, but both of these solutions will probably brake on each update of terminator, while our little hack, although not pretty, will survive updates as well. 
 +
 +===== Ohter problems =====
 +==== split-screen shortcut ctrl+shift+e not working ====
 +if terminator works with ibus active, you can experience a strange behaviour when using the ctrl+shift+e shortcut to split screens: you will get an underlined "__e__" and the terminal behaves strange until you press escape. this is because this same shurtcut is used by ibus to write emojis. you can change the ibus shurtcut by running 
 +  ibus-setup
 +then go to the emoji tab and either change or remove the shortcut
 +
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