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Terminus vs Gnome-shell Node print process.env keys for https://github.com/Eugeny/terminus/issues/124

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Last edited Jul 15, 2017
Created on Jul 12, 2017

A comparison of environment variables exposed by Terminus versus GNOME Shell, using the process.env keys dumped from each terminal session. The visualization pairs the textual output of `dumpProcessEnv.js` with three terminal variants—GNOME Terminal, Terminus with bash login, and Terminus with dash bash—to highlight differences in variable availability. It filters for keys unique to each environment, revealing that Terminus omits variables like `XDG_VTNR`, `SESSION_MANAGER`, and `DISPLAY` that GNOME Shell provides. The rendering approaches use plain text output from the Node.js script, with no additional visualization library involved.

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