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#1341 RaspberryPi installation + Ctrl+Alt+T

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2022-12-21
2022-12-04
Gerald Luza
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After setting up a Raspberry Pi (32bit; bullseye) I installed code::blocks via "sudo apt-get install codeblocks".
After the installation of code::blocks Ctrl+Alt+T does not start "lxterminal" anymore. instead of that "xterm" is tarted.
Trying to remove, trying to "sudo apt-get purge codeblocks" did not work to bring that back.

Is it possible that this occurs because of the additional gtk-packages?
I'd like to have code::blocks, but Ctrl+Alt+T must be the shortcut for lxterminal.

best regards,
beta-L-user

Discussion

  • Miguel Gimenez

    Miguel Gimenez - 2022-12-05

    Probably the xterm package (not C::B) changed the default association. Try:

    sudo update-alternatives --config x-terminal-emulator
    
     
  • Miguel Gimenez

    Miguel Gimenez - 2022-12-06
    • status: open --> invalid
     
  • Gerald Luza

    Gerald Luza - 2022-12-21

    Unfortunately your answer is wrong!
    the change in the the behaviour is ALWAYS after an installation of codeblocks - even after an installation on a complete new image done by noobs. Every time - and every time ONLY after installation of Codeblocks. Therefore it MUST be a conflict of the codeblocks-package installation. I tried it eight times - and it is an unambiguous assignment.

     

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