Open koniferus opened 1 year ago
-t or --name= works for changing the tab name on launch, but I'm wanting to change the entire window title, not just the tab name.
In this case, I've used -t "VPN"
The default for window title is changable, but I haven't found a way to get around doing this manually.
I'm wanting to change the default to always be ${activeTerminaTitle} as seen below:
This is the end result I'm looking for - can this be done with a settings file that I'm not seeing? Can it be set with an argument?
-t or --name= works for changing the tab name on launch, but I'm wanting to change the entire window title, not just the tab name.
In this case, I've used -t "VPN"![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/601323/211468184-9adbde22-7917-412e-a4b3-85b51e0359d4.png)
The default for window title is changable, but I haven't found a way to get around doing this manually.![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/601323/211468301-0afe9a44-cc81-462b-95f1-002fb0ba2e81.png)
I'm wanting to change the default to always be ${activeTerminaTitle} as seen below:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/601323/211468399-34ab2970-dcbf-47e2-8268-60b10b2bdb75.png)
This is the end result I'm looking for - can this be done with a settings file that I'm not seeing? Can it be set with an argument?