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--working-directory=DIRNAME Set the terminal's working directory
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--working-directory=DIRNAME Set the terminal's working directory
Translated and reviewed by Jen Ockwell
In upstream:
--working-directory=DIRNAME Set the terminal's working directory
Suggested by Jeff Bailes
Located in ../terminal/main.c:56
8.
-T, --title=TITLE Set the terminal's title
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-T, --title=TITLE Set the terminal's title
Translated and reviewed by Jen Ockwell
In upstream:
-T, --title=TITLE Set the terminal's title
Suggested by Jeff Bailes
Located in ../terminal/main.c:57
45.
Specify the application you want to use as
Mail Reader in Terminal:
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Specify the application you want to use as
the Mail Reader in Terminal:
Translated by Sridhar Dhanapalan
Reviewed by Dwayne Bailey
In upstream:
Specify the application you want to use as
Mail Reader in Terminal:
Suggested by Jeff Bailes
Located in ../terminal/terminal-helper-dialog.c:354
75.
Select this option to force Terminal to run your shell as a login shell when you open new terminals. See the documentation of your shell for details about differences between running it as interactive shell and running it as login shell.
Select this option to force Terminal to run your shell as a login shell when you open new terminals. See the documentation of your shell for details about differences between running it as an interactive shell and running it as a login shell.
Translated and reviewed by Sridhar Dhanapalan
In upstream:
Select this option to force Terminal to run your shell as a login shell when you open new terminals. See the documentation of your shell for details about differences between running it as interactive shell and running it as login shell.
Suggested by Jeff Bailes
Located in ../terminal/terminal-preferences-dialog.c:272
268.
You did not choose your preferred Web
Browser yet. Do you want to setup your
preferred applications now?
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You have not yet chosen your preferred
Web Browser. Do you wish to setup
your preferred applications now?
Translated by Sridhar Dhanapalan
Reviewed by Dwayne Bailey
In upstream:
You did not choose your preferred Web
Browser yet. Do you want to setup your
preferred applications now?
Suggested by Jeff Bailes
Located in ../terminal/terminal-window.c:971
269.
You did not choose your preferred Mail
Reader yet. Do you want to setup your
preferred applications now?
There are line breaks here. Each one represents a line break. Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
You have not yet chosen your preferred
Mail Reader. Do you wish to setup
your preferred applications now?
Translated and reviewed by Sridhar Dhanapalan
In upstream:
You did not choose your preferred Mail
Reader yet. Do you want to setup your
preferred applications now?
Suggested by Jeff Bailes
Located in ../terminal/terminal-window.c:972
270.
Window Title|Set Title
Window Title|Set Title
Translated and reviewed by Sridhar Dhanapalan
In upstream:
Set Title
Suggested by Jeff Bailes
Located in ../terminal/terminal-window.c:1448
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Contributors to this translation: Benjamin Goodger, Dan Bishop, Dwayne Bailey, Jeff Bailes, Jen Ockwell, Sridhar Dhanapalan, Tom.