[SOLVED] nautilus-open-terminal without menubar

How do I get nautilus-open-terminal to open the terminal with no menubar?
I.e. I prefer 'gnome-terminal --hide-menubar' as suppose to just 'gnome-terminal'
Anyone?
Last edited by alphahsk (2007-12-04 17:49:34)

you can disable the menu in all new windows in the general tab of gnome-terminal's edit profile
That solved it. Thanks.

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Author: Kalev Lember <[email protected]>
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