Open gnome-terminal without sourcing .bashrc

Question

Since my .bashrc contains a lot of aliases, variables and lot of other stuff that changes the behavior of bash, from time to time I want to run gnome-terminal without sourcing it. I wonder if there's some easy way how to do this without the need to temporarily rename .bashrc or delete its contents.

Answer 1

You can run bash without sourcing .bashrc:

bash --norc

Then it is just a matter of creating a gnome-terminal profile which runs that bash command, rather than the default.