Qt creater and Terminator like a terminal emulator
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no other argument works, exclusively in Qtcreator of course. just by executing "terminator -x" in the terminal everything works
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Did you try to start Qt Creator from the terminal just to see if you are getting some output that might be related to your issue ?
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I usually do this if I don't need to run my program in the terminal from Qtcreator. In defense of Qtcreator, I will say that "Open terminal here" or "Open terminal with" really open Terminator.
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Qt Creator and Qt are two different things. Qt Creator is the IDE and Qt the framework used to build your application (as well as Qt Creator).
Hence I am suggesting you to start Qt Creator in your terminal so you might see some output when you try to start your application from Qt Creator.
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1000 apologies for the substitution of concepts. wherever I wrote Qt above, I had to introduce Qtcreator(fixed everywhere it seems like ). found this
https://codereview.qt-project.org/c/qt-creator/qt-creator/+/33744
but it doesn't solve my problem. -
Well, I might be wrong but it looks like Terminator's architecture might be radically different and not interact well in this use case. I would recommend contacting the authors to see if they can help you with that.
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I wrote to them on the LaunchPad. While waiting for an answer, I think to test some other terminal emulators.
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The problem has been resolved. It was Terminator's DBus server. While I figured out what's what, I learned to track system calls of programs. I know a little more now than I did before.
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What was the final solution ?
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Disabling the DBus item in the settings
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Thanks !
I thought they would have a solution integrating with it. Oh well, at least you can now use it :-)
