Why is my GNOME Terminal Server not starting?
Mar 23 10:16:30 X399-DESIGNARE-EX systemd [2435]: Failed to start GNOME Terminal Server. …after a lot of digging I finally found gnome-terminal not starting, which indicated there is an issue with dbus not refreshing its environment when services get requested from non-root. The following steps work around the problem:
Why is my GNOME Terminal not registering with accessibility bus?
I am getting $ gnome-terminal # Couldn’t register with accessibility bus: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.
Is it possible to use GNOME Terminal application?
In the mean time I am completely unable to use gnome-terminal application. I do not know how to support that bug and more than a month went by without any answer to that bug report (not necessarily a solution, just an answer) so I decided to open a new one. Thanks for your support!!! Maurizio.
Why does GNOME Terminal not start with non UTF-8?
Even if this is the intended behaviour, silently breaking does not seem very user-friendly. And I would certainly prefer to keep using my non-utf-8 locale (because I have latin1-encoded filenames). At the moment that means I have to use another terminal emulator.
Why is GNOME Terminal not connecting to dbus?
That doesn’t work because gnome-terminal (like any other gnome-thing) will try to connect to dbus and fail after not receiving a response for a long while.
How to get GNOME Terminal on Ubuntu 18.04?
I just upgraded from Ubuntu 16.04 to 18.04. My workflow is to connect from Windows using VcXsrv to Ubuntu (ssh with X tunneling), starting a xterm on Ubuntu. Inside the xterm I am typing gnome-terminal to get a gnome-terminal.
How can I launch gnome-terminal remotely on my…?
On the remote machine, install a VNC server such as tigervnc and start up the daemon. (yum install -y tigervnc-server ; vncserver :3 -or whatever port you want to use). It will prompt you to set a password.