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Hi Guys,
I am using Red Hat Linux 5 and GNOME Terminal is available there in the Accessories menu of Applications. But I don't see any run command option which can be used to type the name of the terminal and execute it directly as I used to do it under Mandrake Linux wherein I would type terminal and the terminal would get opened. Thanks! Dev. |
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Hi Sysgate,
Thanks for your participation. Well, today I figured it out and I discovered a lot more. Yes, it is gnome-terminal which I can run with Run An Application utility. I found it in Add to Panel feature wherein I found other interesting stuffs too. Have a nice time! Dev. Quote:
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