try changing it to xterm -e "/bin/sh %c". our default uses xterm, but some OS like Debian change it to x-terminal-emulator to try and use the user's preferred one. This is good in theory, but the wrapper is not good when it maps to some non-xterm-like terminals, including Konsole among others IIRC. It might be possible to use your preferred terminal anyway, but it might require using a slightly tuned command.

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