Hi,
I tried to enable the "process-monitor" option, but ${process} in tab / title name still shows as "Not Enabled".
Out of the box config on fedora 29, got tilix from a random sudo dnf install tilix
output of tilix -v :
Version de Tilix聽: 1.8.3
Version de VTE聽: 0.54
Version de GTK聽: 3.24.1
Fonctionnalit茅s sp茅ciales de Tilix
Notifications activ茅es=1
D茅clencheurs activ茅s=0
Badges activ茅s=1
(D茅clencheurs stands for triggerers, rest should be self-explanatory.)
Hi,
This is a hidden option, you have to explicitly enable it via Dconf settings.
Note that in some situations segfault may happen after enabling this option.
I apologize, forgot to say I enabled it with dconf settings, but it still shows as Not Enabled
You need to close all instances of Tilix after enabling the option and then open a fresh instance. As @sogalgeeko noted this option isn't 100% stable and you will experience occasional crashes with it enabled.
Oh my bad. thought all instances of tilix were killed. But one was in a hidden workspace, killing it fixed my "problem". Sorry for the disturbance, have a good day.
@sogalgeeko can you reproduce any segfault problem?
This is a hidden option, you have to explicitly enable it via Dconf settings.
Can anyone be a little more specific? What option requires enabling? Is there a help doc somewhere?
On Fedora, Terminal can display the app/process name out of the box.
@dogweather I had the exact same issue and found out that you have to enable /com/gexperts/Tilix/process-monitor.
@dogweather I had the exact same issue and found out that you have to enable
/com/gexperts/Tilix/process-monitor.
Thanks! Could you describe how to do that? A CLI command ... or config file edit?
dconf write '/com/gexperts/Tilix/process-monitor' true
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dconf write '/com/gexperts/Tilix/process-monitor' true