Merlinson

Group: Members
Posts: 1
Joined: June 2006 |
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Posted: June 24 2006,03:18 |
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Hi all, just a newbie so take this for what it's worth. I couldn't find the solution on the board so I thought I'd post one I stumbled upon. I was having to launch an ATerminal and then type in an alias name to make my java program run. When I tried to run an icon with aterm and the -e switch the terminal would immediately close and nothing would happen. I tried alot of variations but nothing worked. I finally found that I could put the script commands in a text file in my home directory, /home/dsl/myscript, for example. Then the command line in the Icontool becomes "sh /home/dsl/myscript" (no quotes). The program runs normally with no terminal poping up. Well, it worked for me anyway.
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