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How to disable confirmation window when closing gnome terminal
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Comments (2)
The message is given for a reason. All this hullabaloo to disable it? Phooey!
@cmost
Choice is good.
I personally find these warnings rather irritating. But I also generally leave them alone. I even take the trouble to alias 'rm' to 'rm -i'
But sometimes, I do disable such warnings, if I'm "in the zone" and find the incessant interruptions sufficiently distracting. Quite often, for me the deciding factor is how easily I can toggle back and forth, depending on circumstances. I usually tend to be more concerned to be able to switch back quickly and easily, for when I'm tired, distracted, or only half paying attention.
Choice is good.
I personally find these warnings rather irritating. But I also generally leave them alone. I even take the trouble to alias 'rm' to 'rm -i'
But sometimes, I do disable such warnings, if I'm "in the zone" and find the incessant interruptions sufficiently distracting. Quite often, for me the deciding factor is how easily I can toggle back and forth, depending on circumstances. I usually tend to be more concerned to be able to switch back quickly and easily, for when I'm tired, distracted, or only half paying attention.
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