Description of problem: In Rawhide, gnome-terminal's menu doesn't contain "File/Open Tab", although Ctrl-Shift-T works. The menu also doesn't display the keyboard sequences corresponding to its entries (important since new users start out using the menu, and won't learn the keyboard sequences if the menu doesn't display them). Both of these work fine in F20's gnome-terminal. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-terminal-3.13.1-2.fc21 How reproducible: always
Also broken in F21.
Still broken with gnome-terminal-3.13.90-1.fc21.
I discovered that the removal of the separate "Open Tab" menu item is intentional, though not that of the keyboard sequences (see the thread at https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/test/2014-September/122808.html ). You can close this bug if you want, though I still consider it a bug that the separate "Open Tab" option doesn't exist and that the one remaining option is configured with a hidden pref. Ctrl-Shift-N and Ctrl-Shift-T are both faster and predictable, so I think it's unlikely that anyone who knows about the Ctrl-Click trick would actually choose to use it.
I wonder if maybe cinnamon people can get this back.
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 22 development cycle. Changing version to '22'. More information and reason for this action is here: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Program_Management/HouseKeeping/Fedora22
+1 I use this all the time
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In F26, this is fixed. I didn't check in F25, which I'm not running anymore - is it fixed in that? If not I could bump the Version to 25.
Running gnome-terminal from a F25 Live Workstation image shows that the bug is not fixed in F25, so I'm bumping the Version. (Though it's unlikely to get fixed in F25 since it will always have GNOME 3.22.)
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In Fedora 25, there is now a File -> Open Tab -> <Profile selection>, but it doesn't have a keyboard sequence displayed on it. Not sure if it's the same on F26.
Excuse me, I meant on Fedora 26, I haven't upgraded to 27 yet.
I'm currently running F26, and it appears fully fixed to me (both File/Open Tab, and displayed keyboard sequences, are available).
I should clarify that there *are* keyboard sequences for most things, but specifically not for "Open Tab" in Fedora 26.
Not sure I know what I'm doing, but originally I had "Shift-Ctrl-T" next to "Open Tab". I inadvertently created a new Profile, then the "Shift-Ctrl-T" disappeared and was replaced with a submenu to choose Profile. After I deleted the extra Profile, the "Shift-Ctrl-T" returned. (I've never used extra Profiles before so never saw that.) So apparently you'll only see the "Shift-Ctrl-T" if you have exactly one Profile.
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