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Post 302480716 by JonhyM on Wednesday 15th of December 2010 03:37:26 PM
12-15-2010
thanks for ur help
but my application never runs in xterm, its clicked and a gui is shown, all it does is that it saves me alot of typing in the terminal, all those flags and stuff, for example : just click the "Take Screen Shot" button and it will take a screen shot and save it with a specific sequenced name under /home/user/Screen Shots.
i cant open a terminal and run whats supposed to be wrapping terminal, its clicks application
and i need it this specific way cause i have some other stupid project in mind that will need it that way, tunnel output from xterm.
if u take a look at the last sample i posted, thats exactly what i need, except i tried making it write ouput to a file or pipe insted of sockets, but failed.
if u can show me hos its done, it would fix everything...
if u can help achive it this way, i would be grateful.
if u can't, all good
u helped me so much already 
thanks alot.
but my application never runs in xterm, its clicked and a gui is shown, all it does is that it saves me alot of typing in the terminal, all those flags and stuff, for example : just click the "Take Screen Shot" button and it will take a screen shot and save it with a specific sequenced name under /home/user/Screen Shots.
i cant open a terminal and run whats supposed to be wrapping terminal, its clicks application
and i need it this specific way cause i have some other stupid project in mind that will need it that way, tunnel output from xterm.
if u take a look at the last sample i posted, thats exactly what i need, except i tried making it write ouput to a file or pipe insted of sockets, but failed.
if u can show me hos its done, it would fix everything...
if u can help achive it this way, i would be grateful.
if u can't, all good
u helped me so much already thanks alot.
Last edited by JonhyM; 12-15-2010 at 04:56 PM..
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