-e CMD, -execute-command= CMD - execute an arbitrary command CMD in the selected tab.-g, -selected-tab - print index of currently selected tab.-s INDEX, -select-tab= INDEX - select tab with index INDEX.Value of CUR_DIR used to set a current directory for the tab, if specified. -n CUR_DIR, -new-tab= CUR_DIR - create new tab and select it.-f, -fullscreen - put Guake to fullscreen mode.Actually, you can just type guake, and it will toggle the visibility of already running instance. -t, -toggle-visibility - toggle the visibility of the terminal window.Here is the list of available options you may be interested in: You can use guake executable itself to send D-Bus messages. You can create tabs, assign names for them and also ask to run any specific command in any opened tab or just to show/hide Guake window, manually in a terminal or by creating a custom script for it.Įxample of such a script is given below this section. Thus it can be used to start Guake in a user defined session. Like Yakuake, Guake allows to control itself at runtime by sending the D-Bus messages. # cp /usr/share/applications/sktop /etc/xdg/autostart/ You may want Guake to load on starting up Desktop Environment. Once installed, you can start Guake from the terminal with:Īfter guake has started you can right click on the interface and select Preferences to change the hotkey to drop the terminal automatically, by default it is set to F12. 5.2 Toggling Guake visibility does not work (Wayland).
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