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OS: Ubuntu 18.04.

I'm midnight commander user. When i starts terminal and then type "mc", it starts immediately. But i don't want to type it every time i open terminal. So i added "mc" to end of .bashrc file. As result, mc is starting, but very slow - it added 3 sec delay.

Solutions like disable subshell aren't good. Hostname is resolving well. What else can i do?

Thanks.

Дмитрий Куценко
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  • What I do is to assign `xterm -e mc` to a key combination. How you do that depends on your window manager. –  Feb 25 '20 at 15:05

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Found this one using google trying to get autorun MC on Ubuntu Server when ssh connected. I found the solution:

Add "mc" into ~/.profile (or ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bash_login) instead of ~/.bashrc file. Then it would start normally and ctrl+o will work as expected.

Greenonline
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Anton Beresansky
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