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After Atom Update 1.12.0, Just a blinking caret , does not show directory location #383
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Same here -- happened after I upgraded Atom to the latest version (1.12.0), and I followed its recommendation to rebuild this package -- pretty sure it had something to do with the upgrade. |
Same issue for me too. :-( |
Same for me - as @mikebelanger discribed |
I also encountered this problem. I tried to uninstall and reinstall and still does not show the terminal. |
Same here |
This is a duplicate of #382 |
same here |
I'm seeing this too now. Same as described. After Atom updates, you get a message about rebuilding the package. After that, you get what everyone is describing. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the package as well. That doesn't solve the problem. I'm happy to try anything else that would be helpful for solving the issue. In the meantime, I'll go back to using an external terminal window. Thanks! |
This solution worked for me (thanks @LarsKumbier), from #362: macOS Sierra Uninstall terminal-plus My terminal's background-color used to match Atom's theme but with this patch the background is black on standard profile. If you're as picky as I am, you can fix this by setting No idea if this works for Windows. |
Thanks @udyux the completing the apm install again worked for my install, I used the material theme, so I didn't have to apply the style change to the less. I prefer it to stand out. |
Another "me too". Re-installing via |
@madranet did you remove the old terminal-plus? If not, remove, install and rebuild via |
Yes. I removed the old version first [via the GUI] then installed the new one via |
@madranet it should be under " |
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@udyux Thanks |
Nope. Not showing up, when installed via No biggie. Just makes it a bit difficult to know when an update's available. |
@madranet if you search in the gui for "termini" you will see the installed page under git. Hope this helps. |
problem solved installing via apm.
not sure how necessary the |
keyboard input does not show in terminal
@udyux Suggested (It worked for me).
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