#Start guake on startup ubuntu install#
#Start guake on startup ubuntu software#
#Start guake on startup ubuntu code#
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To run Guake with Python 2, use the trick described in Arch Wiki and put this as your /usr/local/bin/python (changing /path/to/guake into a real path where you cloned the repository): #!/bin/bash

#Start guake on startup ubuntu install#

Guake can be found in the official repositoriesДЄnd installed by running: sudo pacman -S guakeДЇor compiling from these sources, please install the following packages (for Python 2): gnome-common python2-gconf python2-xdg Sudo dnf install guake # for Fedora 23 and aboveДЇor compiling from these sources, please install the following packages (Fedora 19): TBD Running: sudo yum install guake # for Fedora 19 - 21

Sudo apt-get install python-vte python-gconf python-keybinderДЇor Fedora 19 and above, Guake is available in the official repositories and can be installed by Sudo apt-get install libgconf2-dev python-appindicator Sudo apt-get install python-gtk2 python-gtk2-dev python-vte glade python-glade2 Sudo apt-get install gnome-common gtk-doc-tools libglib2.0-dev libgtk2.0-dev Should install all the build dependencies: sudo apt-get build-dep guakeДЇor compiling from these sources, please install the following packages (Ubuntu 13.10): sudo apt-get install build-essential python autoconf

#Start guake on startup ubuntu code#

Under Debian/Ubuntu, make sure you have source code repositories enabled, then the following command Use the following command to start guake without installing it (you need to have installed it atДЄn external, unofficial PPA for latest version of Ubuntu seems to integrate Guake regularly. It will install all dependencies, compiles and install all files to /usr/local. To have beautiful color logs when you debug Guake, install colorlog, so you'll have great logs inД®xecute the following command to install guake with all default options: $. To edit the glade file, you can use the glade editor.

gconf2-dev (to use some autoconf stuff).

To build guake, you will need the following packages too:

#Start guake on startup ubuntu software#

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#Start guake on startup ubuntu license#

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Multi-monitor support (open on a specified monitor, open on mouse monitor).

Configure Guake startup by running a bash script when Guake starts.

Customizable hotkeys for tab access, reorganization, background transparency, font size.

Quick Open in your favorite text editor with a click on a file name (with line number support).

Appears when you call and disappears once you are done by pressing a predefined hotkey (F12 by.

Smooth integration of terminal into GUI.

Translation files are in the po directory. Files and images are in the data directory. The source code is placed in the guake directory. Guake is mostly written in Python and has a little piece in C ( ). Guake's style of window is based onДЄn FPS game, and one of its goals is to be easy to reach.

But first, I need some other things to install first such as curl, git, vim and zsh.Guake is a dropdown terminal made for the GNOME desktop environment. Next, I am going to install oh-my-zsh as I like it very much. Click on the вЂњ +вЂќ icon placed at the bottom left of the screen and select вЂњGuake TerminalвЂќ from there.ДЇrom now, every time you start your system, Guake will run automatically. To add Guake on the Startup Applications, go to your вЂњ System SettingsвЂќ and select вЂњ ApplicationsвЂњ. You may also change it according to your need. To use it instead of your default Terminal, you will need to add it on the Startup Applications so that every time you run your system you can use Guake immediately by just pressing вЂњF12вЂќ. You can customize the preferences according to your need by right clicking on the Guake terminal and clicking on the Preferences option. If needed, you may install those.ДЄfter installing Guake, you may run it from the terminal by just running вЂњguakeвЂќ on the terminal or from the Applications menu. There may be some others dependencies that need to be installed.