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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers where can I find this Post 22177 by neeles on Wednesday 29th of May 2002 08:31:41 AM
Old 05-29-2002
where can I find this

I want to now more about unix such as commands simple ones where can I learn them ore find them. Ore do you now some standard commands!?

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ZAPPING_REMOTE(1)						  [FIXME: manual]						 ZAPPING_REMOTE(1)

NAME
zapping_remote - sends commands to a running instance of Zapping SYNOPSIS
zapping_remote [-h] [-d NAME] [-i ID] [-v] [-x] [command] DESCRIPTION
zapping_remote is a small program to send Python commands to a running instance of Zapping. See the Zapping documentation for a list of commands. When the -x option is given zapping_remote can also send Xawtv commands, see the xawtv-remote(1) manual page for details. Zapping also responds to xawtv-remote. This manual page refers to zapping_remote version 0.10. OPTIONS
-h Prints usage information on stdout, then terminates the program. -d NAME The X display to use. -i ID The ID of the Zapping or Xawtv main window. When omitted zapping_remote tries to find it automatically. -v NUMBER Debug level, default 0. -x Switches to a xawtv-remote compatible mode, sending Xawtv instead of Python commands. BUGS
None known. SEE ALSO
zapping(1), zapping_setup_fb(1) AUTHORS
Zapping was written by Inaki Garcia Etxebarria, Michael H. Schimek (mschimek@users.sourceforge.net) and many contributors. This manual page was written by Michael H. Schimek. [FIXME: source] 04/16/2012 ZAPPING_REMOTE(1)
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