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Searching fails me.

I noticed that some terminal emulators (gnome-terminal, terminator, maybe others) do not execute my logout file. Works well enough in a virtual terminal, but not through the emulators.

I looked at the man pages (of the emulators), but there seems to be no option to force the execution of a logout file.

Is it possible?

Searching fails me.

I noticed that some terminal emulators (gnome-terminal, terminator, maybe others) do not execute my logout file. Works well enough in a virtual terminal, but not through the emulators.

I looked at the man pages, but there seems to be no option to force the execution of a logout file.

Is it possible?

Searching fails me.

I noticed that some terminal emulators (gnome-terminal, terminator, maybe others) do not execute my logout file. Works well enough in a virtual terminal, but not through the emulators.

I looked at the man pages (of the emulators), but there seems to be no option to force the execution of a logout file.

Is it possible?

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Force terminal emulator to read .bash_logout (or .logout, etc)

Searching fails me.

I noticed that some terminal emulators (gnome-terminal, terminator, maybe others) do not execute my logout file. Works well enough in a virtual terminal, but not through the emulators.

I looked at the man pages, but there seems to be no option to force the execution of a logout file.

Is it possible?