DiederikL
April 25th, 2014, 11:01 AM
I have been using a very simple zenity script for some years now to manage SSH connections to several servers.
After installing Ubuntu 14.04 the double clicking to select one option from the list does not seem to be working anymore, no terminal is opened and the zenity form is closed. If I select a option with a signle click and then click on the "Ok" button the terminal is opened as espected.
Over the year I have developped quite the habbit of double clicking on one server in the list does anyone know how I can change this behaviour?
#! /bin/bash
selection=$(zenity --list \
"Server 1" \
"Server 2" \
--column="" --text="Select a server" --title="SSH connector" --width=400 --height=400)
case "$selection" in
"Server 1")gnome-terminal --hide-menubar --title="Server 1" --geometry=100x32 -e 'ssh server1.com';;
"Server 2")gnome-terminal --hide-menubar --title="Server 2" --geometry=100x32 -e 'ssh server2.com';;
esac
After installing Ubuntu 14.04 the double clicking to select one option from the list does not seem to be working anymore, no terminal is opened and the zenity form is closed. If I select a option with a signle click and then click on the "Ok" button the terminal is opened as espected.
Over the year I have developped quite the habbit of double clicking on one server in the list does anyone know how I can change this behaviour?
#! /bin/bash
selection=$(zenity --list \
"Server 1" \
"Server 2" \
--column="" --text="Select a server" --title="SSH connector" --width=400 --height=400)
case "$selection" in
"Server 1")gnome-terminal --hide-menubar --title="Server 1" --geometry=100x32 -e 'ssh server1.com';;
"Server 2")gnome-terminal --hide-menubar --title="Server 2" --geometry=100x32 -e 'ssh server2.com';;
esac