Re: [gcmd-dev] [NEW] Open terminal in current directory

[Piotr Eljasiak]

> A little glitch though,
> at first i thought something was wrong, the button was not
> there, i even thought i had started the wrong version of gcmd,
> but no, it was the latest checked out from svn. So i tried to
> start from a terminal, oh yes, it wrote:
> 
> WARNING **: Could not find GNOME pixmap file gnome-commander/terminal.svg
> 
> Missing? No, it is there in /usr/local/share/pixmaps/gnome-commander
> 
> I guess it looks for it under /usr/share insted of /usr/local/share.
> So, a little test. I copied terminal.svg into the place i am guessing,
> Well.. i guessed just right... Now the icon is there and working 
> just fine.

That's the problem with the wrong prefix guess in ./configure. On my box
when building on my non-root account I get /usr/local/... too, but when
building and installing FC 'the-right-way' (using rpm tools) it finally
gets where it should - to /usr/... dir. My usual workaround is
to ./configure --prefix=/usr/

I'll have to take a look at this in a while.

> What do you mean with "user action" and how to use that?

User action is command.open_terminal. 

I meant the possibility to bind custom key to user action in
~/.gnome2/gnome-commander, like:

        <shuft><control>t=command.open_terminal


Hope it'll help,
Piotr