Tilda under Gnome with Wayland

This is not a Zorin question, but I havn't got any responds on Solus forum. It's a niche question I guess :smiley:

Anyone else using Tilda in Wayland (Gnome)?
I experiencing that I can't recall tilda via shortcut, only hide tilda with the shortcut.
Any known fix for this?

EDIT: No error is shown when launcher the terminal via another terminal :stuck_out_tongue:

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Any chance that there's simply another shortcut from Gnome conflicting with it?

Just double checking. It uses F1 which seems to be free in Gnome shortcut settings. I also tried setting it to F2 with same result.

I'm not sure. Maybe starting tilda with --dbus flag could help?

I'll try that, thanks.

No cigar. Same happen.

I have the same behavior on Zorin OS 17 so it might just be a bug

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I wondering if it still maintained. Going to see to fill out a bug report.

So what's so special about this terminal emulator? Not sure I get that "drop down" feature :thinking:

You could take a look here:

"For future readers, I've fixed this issue as follows (for GNOME):

  1. Use GNOME Tweaks > Startup Applications > Add Tilda D-BUS.
  2. GNOME Settings > Keyboard > View and Customize Shortcuts > Custom Shortcuts > Add a new shortcut with the following command: tilda -T
  3. Log out + login or just start tilda d-bus app."
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Already found the report, but thanks :slight_smile:

I manage to get it re-appear by running tilda --dbus -T from my normal terminal.

It looks cool!!!!!1111

SOLVED!!!
adding tilda --dbus -T as a shortcut in Gnome shortcut settings and it works!

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Only to add that because I've saw it on the github Page:

So, running this on Wayland can be done, but it looks for me that Xorg seems to be prefered for it.

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This Is Tilda

Shift your gears to hit Tilda :squinting_face_with_tongue:


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No. That is Tilde

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