Lxterminal, which I have used in all distros for years, has not changed in 6 months.
All of a sudden when multiple tabs are open within the terminal and I close one by hitting the x at the edge of the tab, the whole terminal with all of its tabs closes down. In one instance all lxterminals closed, not just the one that I was closing the tab down.
I reported this in the arch forum and haven't gotten any feedback yet, but I investigated a little deeper and found there were recent changes in the vte files that lxterminal is using.
It seems that in other distros vte3 is not necessary (I believe this is gtk3 version of the vte pkg). So I reverted back to a version 2 updates earlier 0.52. instead of the the last 2 0,54s and the problem went away.
So I am wondering why this is, and why is arch making a simple thing complicated. Why is the move to gtk3 stuff so important? Is it wayland related, making sure it will all work with wayland?
The problem was there in arch, artix, and obarun, and the solution also applies everywhere.
Void has the same package without making vte3 necessary. No problem with lxterminal in void. Hmmmm......!!!!!
All of a sudden when multiple tabs are open within the terminal and I close one by hitting the x at the edge of the tab, the whole terminal with all of its tabs closes down. In one instance all lxterminals closed, not just the one that I was closing the tab down.
I reported this in the arch forum and haven't gotten any feedback yet, but I investigated a little deeper and found there were recent changes in the vte files that lxterminal is using.
It seems that in other distros vte3 is not necessary (I believe this is gtk3 version of the vte pkg). So I reverted back to a version 2 updates earlier 0.52. instead of the the last 2 0,54s and the problem went away.
So I am wondering why this is, and why is arch making a simple thing complicated. Why is the move to gtk3 stuff so important? Is it wayland related, making sure it will all work with wayland?
The problem was there in arch, artix, and obarun, and the solution also applies everywhere.
Void has the same package without making vte3 necessary. No problem with lxterminal in void. Hmmmm......!!!!!