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#91
I was sick of having to source the .bashrc manually in the terminal. Unfortunately it seems you can't automate this easily. To still get a nice shell I change the fingerterm.desktop to login locally via ssh. To not be required to then type in the current (maybe changing) ssh password, use key files. First do these in fingerterm (just press enter to use the defaults when asked):

ssh-keygen
ssh-copy-id nemo@localhost

Then edit the /usr/share/applications/fingerterm.desktop file to look like this:

Code:
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Terminal
Exec=fingerterm -e "ssh nemo@localhost"
Icon=icon-l-terminal
Or create a new one if you want to keep the normal terminal (might have to reboot for it to appear):

Code:
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Local SSH
Exec=fingerterm -e "ssh nemo@localhost"
Icon=icon-l-terminal
 

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