>> {aterm && aterm} only launches a
>> single aterm window.
>
> does && not mean 'proceed on success'? if you want 2 aterm windows just
> use aterm & atermuse: aterm & aterm & aterm && aterm does mean proceed on success, but isn't it based on the exit code of the first aterm..? so the invoking shell will wait for the first aterm to exit in a happy state before invoking the second aterm. least that's how it would work from the commandline. --Matt
