Cursor on linux does not support flags

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On Linux, the cursor command which is available within the in-app terminal does not support any command-line flags.

In the terminal, the cursor command resolves to something like: /tmp/.mount_CursorXXXX/usr/bin/cursor. On other platforms (OSX, Windows, Windows WSL) this cursor command supports command-line flags such as --list-extensions. On Ubuntu Linux, it does not.

Furthermore bash completions are being installed for this command indicating that --list-extensions is supported when it is not (installed at /tmp/.mount_CursorXXXX/usr/share/bash-completion/completions).

Repro:

  • On Ubuntu Linux, launch Cursor
  • Open a new Terminal
  • Execute cursor --list-extensions

Expected: Cursor lists the installed extensions.
Actual: A new Cursor window opens.

:laptop: Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, Cursor 0.50.5, ARM64