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The simple solution is to make the terminal a login terminal. For Gnome terminal under 'Tile and Command' of the default profile you can check the box "Run command as a login shell". ThisThis article explains the difference between a login shell and one that is not.

The simple solution is to make the terminal a login terminal. For Gnome terminal under 'Tile and Command' of the default profile you can check the box "Run command as a login shell". This article explains the difference between a login shell and one that is not.

The simple solution is to make the terminal a login terminal. For Gnome terminal under 'Tile and Command' of the default profile you can check the box "Run command as a login shell". This article explains the difference between a login shell and one that is not.

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The simple solution is to make the terminal a login terminal. For GNomeGnome terminal under 'Tile and Command' of the default profile you can check the box "Run command as a login shell". This article explains the difference between a login shell and one that is not.

The simple solution is to make the terminal a login terminal. For GNome terminal under 'Tile and Command' of the default profile you can check the box "Run command as a login shell". This article explains the difference between a login shell and one that is not.

The simple solution is to make the terminal a login terminal. For Gnome terminal under 'Tile and Command' of the default profile you can check the box "Run command as a login shell". This article explains the difference between a login shell and one that is not.

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The simple solution is to make the terminal a login terminal. For GNome terminal under 'Tile and Command' of the default profile you can check the box "Run command as a login shell". This article explains the difference between a login shell and one that is not.