[tadawson]

I have both xterm and gnome-terminal working now, so this should cover more scenarios. The only issue is that I don't have error handling at the moment for the situation where neither is supported. That is something I'll have to investigate at some point.

Mike

You could just stick with the far, far, more common xterm, and if Ubuntu (or whatever) does not have it, prompt the user to simply run "apt install xterm", "dnf install xterm" or whatever . . .