Ruitong Liu

thank you for your reply,I used the update-alternatives --display x-terminal-emulator command to show that the terminal in use is /usr/bin/gnome-terminal.wrapper ```bash ╰─$ update-alternatives --display x-terminal-emulator x-terminal-emulator - auto mode link...

Oh! I maybe understand what you mean. I tried changing it to xterm and found that it can be attached normally.

Hello, I attempted to update the code to match the terminal containing 'gnome-terminal' in the symbolic link name for 'x-terminal', and to increment the PID by 1. Does this seem...

nop... Perhaps my proposed solution may not be the most efficient or elegant. Should I close the pull request and issue, or would it be advisable to consider reopening them?

> I'm afraid of race conditions when just adding one. Can we get the new pid more deterministically? We can at least check the proc.children() of the parent terminal somehow?...

> Can you explain your reasoning behind this change please? Certainly, when debugging, I found that unlike tmux, gnome-terminal does not provide a method to directly retrieve the window pid...

Hi,I have the same problem as you,Here is my solution，maybe can help you First you should cd `vmware-tools-distrib/bin`and then run `sudo ./vmware-uninstall-tools.pl` for uninstall vmware-tools,and then try run ``` sudo...

I solved this issue using the following command Maybe could help you ``` sudo apt-get autoremove binwalk cd binwalk-2.3.4 sudo python3 setup.py install ```