If you update cosmic-term inside cosmic-term, pressing ctrl+shift+n doesn't open another window.
cosmic-term uses env::current_exe(), which reads a symlink to the executable. and if the binary gets updated that symlink is pointing to a deleted file, so the shortcut doesn't work. You have to press super+t which opens the terminal with ~ is the working directory.
Other terminals just spawn another process with the binary name and allow the OS to figure out how to run it. For example foot just asks the OS to run foot.
This is not a big issue but it's annoying. You open a terminal, run apt upgrade, try to open another window to do other stuff and it doesn't work with the normal shortcut.
If you update cosmic-term inside cosmic-term, pressing ctrl+shift+n doesn't open another window.
cosmic-termusesenv::current_exe(), which reads a symlink to the executable. and if the binary gets updated that symlink is pointing to a deleted file, so the shortcut doesn't work. You have to press super+t which opens the terminal with~is the working directory.Other terminals just spawn another process with the binary name and allow the OS to figure out how to run it. For example
footjust asks the OS to runfoot.This is not a big issue but it's annoying. You open a terminal, run
apt upgrade, try to open another window to do other stuff and it doesn't work with the normal shortcut.