Unsupported terminal! for gnome-terminal

[jufei]

On debian, set gnome as the desktop.

install Gogh with command:
sudo ./atom.sh

got error:
Unsupported terminal!

Supported terminals:
mintty and deriviates
guake
iTerm2
elementary terminal (pantheon/elementary)
mate-terminal
gnome-terminal
tilix
xfce4-terminal

same error even through I have run : export TERMINAL=gnome-terminal

ute@10-5-UTE5GTL297:/temp/elio/gogh/themes$ ps -h -o comm -p $PPID
gnome-terminal-
ute@10-5-UTE5GTL297:/temp/elio/gogh/themes$

[ghost]

I Don't know why this is happening but the below method will work.

Create a New profile named "Default" without the quotes and everything will work fine.

Originally posted by @rieznik in #203 (comment)

[nicl-dev]

The workaround from @jokerhacker22 does not work for me on Fedora 35.

$ echo $TERMINAL

gnome-terminal

$ sudo ./night-owl.sh 

████████████████████████████████████████
████████████████████████████████████████


Unsupported terminal!

Supported terminals:
   mintty and deriviates
   guake
   iTerm2
   elementary terminal (pantheon/elementary)
   mate-terminal
   gnome-terminal
   tilix
   xfce4-terminal
   foot
   kitty

If you believe you have recieved this message in error,
try manually setting `TERMINAL', hint: ps -h -o comm -p $PPID

profiles(I also tried setting the Default profile as default):

[piotrorlowski]

The same problem here. Trying to set colors on gnome terminal in Mint.

[snowinmars]

Same for xfce4-terminal

[bezark]

Also not working on Fedora 36. Anyone figure this out? HOW AM I EVEN SUPPOSED TO USE MY COMPUTER WITHOUT A BEAUTIFULLY THEMED TERMINAL😱?!?!

[bezark]

Seems like this is actually a common point of confusion. In my case I was being silly and just assumed I needed to prefix the command with 'sudo' but that may have been part of the problem.

[JiveyGuy]

Seems like this is actually a common point of confusion. In my case I was being silly and just assumed I needed to prefix the command with 'sudo' but that may have been part of the problem.

I am using Fedora 36, I always use sudo infront of terminal when installing a new theme and it works, however this last time it did not and if I run ps -h -o comm -p $PPID then I get this output gnome-terminal- which should be a match case because in apply-colors.sh it matches with gnome-terminal* so not sure why it does not match gnome-terminal-.

[JiveyGuy]

Making a "Default" profile worked for me. However let's try to figure out a solution to this issue.

Running without sudo gives this:

I think it is because the default name is "Unnamed" in Fedora.

EDIT: Sorry for the confusion, I though /org/ was a directory but it is a location in the dconf binary file.

So again it is an issue with the gnome-terminal* rule not matching in apply-colors.sh. code should work if it matched correctly:

EDIT 2: The issue is here, dconf cli command gives this output despite dconf gui showing there is a terminal subdir.

Which makes this if statement not work and sends us to the wrong case:

Does anyone know why it would show up in dconf non-cli and not dconf-cli?

[zhuoqun-chen]

I Don't know why this is happening but the below method will work.

Create a New profile named "Default" without the quotes and everything will work fine.

Originally posted by @rieznik in #203 (comment)

Thank you! This works for me(ubuntu20.04)

[AshrafBasry]

I had the same problem but i was running the command from inside tmux session
the solution was run the script outside tmux 😕