Hi. I am wondering why you need the single quote when formatting the string as the COMMAND argument to start-process-shell-command in the function org2web-generate-and-run-upolader() in org2web.el
My org2web-terminal-emulater resolves to x-terminal-emulator (I am on a Deepin Linux desktop) and the process fails to launch because it treats the string 'bash /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator' as the executable name. Maybe it works with the other emulaters such as gnome-terminal, konsole or rxvt*. In any case, that string needs to be user configurable. Even without the single quotes, x-terminal-emulator just launches a window with the first string after the '-e' as the command (i.e. bash) and ignores the second argument.
I am happy with the Deepin provided term emulator called deepin-terminal and prefer not to install gnome-terminal or rxvt just for this.
I'll send a patch/PR if I get to a generic solution.
Regards,
Milind
Hi. I am wondering why you need the single quote when formatting the string as the COMMAND argument to start-process-shell-command in the function org2web-generate-and-run-upolader() in org2web.el
My org2web-terminal-emulater resolves to x-terminal-emulator (I am on a Deepin Linux desktop) and the process fails to launch because it treats the string 'bash /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator' as the executable name. Maybe it works with the other emulaters such as gnome-terminal, konsole or rxvt*. In any case, that string needs to be user configurable. Even without the single quotes, x-terminal-emulator just launches a window with the first string after the '-e' as the command (i.e. bash) and ignores the second argument. I am happy with the Deepin provided term emulator called deepin-terminal and prefer not to install gnome-terminal or rxvt just for this.
I'll send a patch/PR if I get to a generic solution. Regards, Milind