How to display tabs as 4 spaces in gnome-terminal
The unique solution I found is to type in terminal:
tabs 5,9,13,17,21,25,29,33,37,41
and append it to ~/.bashrc if you want permanent changes.
PS: This obviously cover up to 10 tab indents.
How can I start the gnome-terminal with multiple tabs with always the same title and history?
I suppose you can use a gnome-terminal custom command for each profile, for example
bash -c 'PROFILE=default_profile exec bash'
or
bash -c 'PROFILE=screen_profile exec screen -U'
or similar.
Then in ~/.bashrc
if [[ -n $PROFILE ]]; then
HISTFILE=~/.bash_history."$PROFILE"
fi
source of the answer.
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