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apps:xfce4-terminal:command-line [2021/02/08 19:42] – update icon kevinbowenapps:xfce4-terminal:command-line [2021/09/05 02:57] (current) – Add --preferences andreldm
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 ? General Options ? General Options
-! <nowiki>-h, --help ; -V, --version ; --disable-server ; --color-table ; --default-display=display ; --default-working-directory=directory</nowiki>+! <nowiki>-h, --help ; -V, --version ; --disable-server ; --color-table ; --preferences; --default-display=display ; --default-working-directory=directory</nowiki>
 ? Window or Tab Separators ? Window or Tab Separators
 ! <nowiki>--tab ; --window</nowiki> ! <nowiki>--tab ; --window</nowiki>
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 ? --color-table ? --color-table
 ! Print a table showing all colors in the color palette. ! Print a table showing all colors in the color palette.
 +? --preferences
 +! Open the xfce4-terminal preferences window.
 ? --default-display=display ? --default-display=display
 ! Default X display to use. ! Default X display to use.
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 ? --tab ? --tab
-! Open a new tab in the last-specified window; more than one of these options can be provided. If you start with <nowiki>--tab</nowiki> as the first option, terminal will use the last opened window to open the tab in, this can also be combined with [[dropdown|--drop-down]].+! Open a new tab in the //last specified window//. More than one of these options can be provided, each opening an additional tab.
 ? --window ? --window
-! Open a new window containing one tab; more than one of these options can be provided+! Open a new window containing one tab. More than one of these options can be provided. 
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 +If there is an active window, the //last specified window// is that window until a ''<nowiki>--window</nowiki>'' option is encountered at which point that new window is the //last specified window//. 
 +If there is no active window, the //last specified window// is the window created by ''xfce4-terminal'' until a ''<nowiki>--window</nowiki>'' option is encountered at which point that new window is the //last specified window//. 
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 +These options can be combined with ''[[dropdown|--drop-down]]''. 
 + 
 +Examples (no terminal windows open): 
 +  * ''xfce4-terminal'' -> a window with 1 tab is created 
 +  * ''xfce4-terminal <nowiki>--tab</nowiki>'' -> a window with 2 tabs is created (since there are no open windows xfce4-terminal creates a new window) 
 +  * ''xfce4-terminal <nowiki>--tab --window</nowiki>'' -> a window with 2 tabs and a window with 1 tab are created 
 +  * ''xfce4-terminal <nowiki>--drop-down --tab --window --tab --tab</nowiki>'' -> a dropdown window with 2 tabs and a window with 3 tabs are created 
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 +Examples (at least one terminal window is open): 
 +  * ''xfce4-terminal'' -> a window with 1 tab is created 
 +  * ''xfce4-terminal <nowiki>--tab</nowiki>'' -> a tab is added to the existing active terminal window (because there is 1 open window which represents the current active window) 
 +  * ''xfce4-terminal <nowiki>--tab --window</nowiki>'' -> a tab is added to the existing active terminal window and a new window with 1 tab is created
  
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