I'm trying to run all of my xfce4-terminal`s with --disable-server, and I've noticed that I can no longer run eg. `xfce4-terminal -x sleep 10` and have it not block/wait until that command finished, because -x causes xfce4-terminal to act as if --enable-server was used (arg. doesn't exist, it's implied, even if --disable-server is passed). When --disable-server is used eg. `xfce4-terminal --disable-server -x sleep 10` , then it still acts as if it's in server mode and thus blocks/waits until the sleep command is finished. Is it not possible to disable server when executing command(s) ? Note that `xfce4-terminal -x sleep 10` will return if there are any xfce4-terminal`s ran without --disable-server in other words, -x requires an xfce4-terminal to run as server, and if none are such, then it will itself start as a server (even if --disable-server is used)
Additionally, unless I'm missing something, if I want to run: $ xfce4-terminal --geometry 80x24 -x sleep 10 without blocking, then I'd have to have ran this first(so that it's a server): $ xfce4-terminal --geometry 80x24 it's not enough to have ran just: $ xfce4-terminal
Actually I misunderstood how this whole thing works. `xfce4-terminal --disable-server` itself is blocking! unless I don't use --disable-server and a server is already running!
I don't see a way to close this bug report. Sorry for the noise.
Closing, thanks.
Also, Comment 1 is actually wrong: this is enough $ xfce4-terminal