I've seen various posts about launching gnome-terminal with multiple tabs and the script below is working for me.  That is to say, this script will launch gnome-terminal with various working directories or profiles. . .#!/bin/shgnome-terminal \--tab --working-directory=$HOME/notes  \--tab --working-directory=$HOME/puppet \--tab --profile=root-beamish           \--tab --profile=odyssey                \--tab --profile=root... but I'd like to set a unique title for each tab.In the case where a tab has its own profile I can change the title from within gnome-terminal with Edit | Profiles | (NAME) | Edit | Title and Command and then change Initial Title to what I want and When terminal commands set their own titles from Replace initial title to Keep initial title.  However, I'd rather not create a unique profile for every tab.  I'd like a generic solution.I've tried adding --title='MyTitle' but it doesn't seem to help.  I'm using GNOME 2.28.2 on CentOS 6.  
How can I launch gnome-terminal with unique titles for multiple tabs?
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