Gnome Terminal has a profile-specific setting to run an arbitrary command on startup instead of the default shell. I know CRT has a -e option on the CLI, but I think it'd be more useful to have a dedicated setting bound to each profile.
This PR adds that custom command setting. The setting can be changed in the General tab in the settings menu. Loading/changing the setting will only affect the next term that starts. The -e option still works, and would override the custom command as expected.
Gnome Terminal has a profile-specific setting to run an arbitrary command on startup instead of the default shell. I know CRT has a -e option on the CLI, but I think it'd be more useful to have a dedicated setting bound to each profile.
This PR adds that custom command setting. The setting can be changed in the General tab in the settings menu. Loading/changing the setting will only affect the next term that starts. The -e option still works, and would override the custom command as expected.
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Gnome Terminal has a profile-specific setting to run an arbitrary command on startup instead of the default shell. I know CRT has a -e option on the CLI, but I think it'd be more useful to have a dedicated setting bound to each profile.
This PR adds that custom command setting. The setting can be changed in the General tab in the settings menu. Loading/changing the setting will only affect the next term that starts. The -e option still works, and would override the custom command as expected.
Hi @EaterOA ... Thank you! Looks good.