Closed eugenioperea closed 5 months ago
Well looking at the pull requests it has only been added in the last month?
https://github.com/lanoxx/tilda/pull/495
So I am guessing it has not rolled out to distros yet. I am on Debian testing and have the same version as you. So I might try and compile it myself and see if that works.
EDIT:
Can confirm. Dbus options are in the binary built from source.
./tilda --help
Usage:
tilda [OPTION…]
Help Options:
-?, --help Show help options
--help-all Show all help options
--help-dbus Show Tilda D-Bus Options
--help-gtk Show GTK Options
Application Options:
-b, --background-color Set the background color
-c, --command Run a command at startup
-h, --hidden Start Tilda hidden
-f, --font Set the font to the following string
-g, --config-file Configuration file
-l, --lines Scrollback Lines
-s, --scrollbar Use Scrollbar
-v, --version Print the version, then exit
-w, --working-dir Set Initial Working Directory
-x, --x-pos X Position
-y, --y-pos Y Position
-t, --background-alpha Opaqueness: 0-100%
-C, --config Show Configuration Wizard
--display=DISPLAY X display to use
[user@host src]$ ./tilda --help-dbus
Usage:
tilda [OPTION…]
D-Bus Options:
--dbus Enable D-Bus interface for this instance
-T, --toggle-window Toggle N-th instance Window visibility and exit
Tilda 2.0.0 is now in Debian unstable and should reach Ubuntu 24.04 before it goes into the Debian import freeze.
I'm trying to fix the issue with inconsistent keybinding for pulling down the terminal (issue #491), but when I try to launch tilda --dbus I get this:
Error message: Unknown option --dbus
Upon further investigation, I see that I have version 1.5.4, where Github only shows version 1.5.0. I'm lost here. Help?