Quick search for terminal errors on Google
How many times have you had to copy, paste, and then google an incomprehensible error that the terminal gave you? Surely a lot.
TualatriX, the developer of the Ubuntu Tweak program, has added support for Google search in the GNOME Terminal. Now that you see something incomprehensible, you can simply select the desired fragment with the right mouse button and find it on Google.
The GNA Terminal with Google search PPA is included with Ubuntu Tweak. Just open Ubuntu Tweak, go to the “Source Center”, check the box next to “Google Terminal with Google search support” and click “Refresh”.
Code here: code.launchpad.net/~tualatrix/ibentu/gnome-terminal
TualatriX, the developer of the Ubuntu Tweak program, has added support for Google search in the GNOME Terminal. Now that you see something incomprehensible, you can simply select the desired fragment with the right mouse button and find it on Google.
The GNA Terminal with Google search PPA is included with Ubuntu Tweak. Just open Ubuntu Tweak, go to the “Source Center”, check the box next to “Google Terminal with Google search support” and click “Refresh”.
Code here: code.launchpad.net/~tualatrix/ibentu/gnome-terminal