gnome-terminal --use-factory
- From: Paul Warren <pdw ferret lmh ox ac uk>
- To: Jacob Berkman <jacob helixcode com>
- cc: gnome-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: gnome-terminal --use-factory
- Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2000 14:27:41 +0000 (GMT)
I have just been looking at the latest gnome-terminal and I'm very pleased
to see the --use-factory and --start-factory-server options added by John
Harper, allowing additional terminals to be started as part of the
original process, with a decent memory saving.
The bit that concerns me is that this is not the default behaviour? I see
from the changelog that Jacob made this change explicitly - What was the
thinking behind this? I usually start my terminals using a keybinding in
Sawmill, and I only found out about the above options by accident
(actually I was just about to take a stab at coding it myself :-)
I would have thought that --use-factory would be the prefered default in
most cases, and that people who definitely want seperate processes could
specify a --no-factory option.
yours,
Paul
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