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I've just updated to 11.10 and now my embedded terminal in gedit does not match my default terminal. I hate looking at a white and black terminal. Does anyone know how to make the embedded terminal match the default terminal?



This is a screenshot:



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I want my embedded terminal in gedit to match my default terminal.


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  1. Make sure you have the following packages installed:




  2. Open up gconf-editor and navigate to apps ➜ gnome-terminal and select a profile:



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  3. Now open up dconf-editor and navigate to org ➜ gnome ➜ gedit ➜ plugins ➜ terminal and uncheck the use-theme-colors key:



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  4. From gconf-editor, copy the values of the




    • background-color

    • foreground-color

    • palette



    over to the corresponding keys in dconf-editor. The embedded terminal should now match a regular gnome-terminal.



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