On Mon, 2005-06-27 at 21:55 +0100, Ian Hastie wrote: > > Doesn't Eterm count as CLI? > > I may be being picky, but no it doesn't. bash, ksh, csh, etc. are CLIs. > Eterm, or any other term, is as the name suggest a terminal emulator. > You can just as easily run any text based programme on it instead of a > shell/CLI. eg 'eterm -e mutt'. Well, that'd work with xterm anyway. *8)
Well, that'll teach me to not be clear! Each one of the Eterms is running bash, except one that monitors /var/log/messages, so yes you can run programs directly without using a command interpreter. -- Tres -- [email protected] mailing list
