On 3/16/06, Simon Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How about this as a simple and easy solution? Simply require any application > to echo what its doing to stdout. That way when (and only when) a user > launches an application from the command line it will display what it is > doing. This will mean that no new windows will need to be created, and this > won't bother basic users because they will never launch an application > through the terminal.
It would definately be a quick easy solution. But I don't see how having some text in the status bar would bother basic users. I know that my wife for one (who is far from a power user) rarely notices the information in the status bar anyway. I'm envisioning the best way of implimenting it as a function that takes the command as argument, displays the command called in the status bar (or other are defined by the developer), making the call and returning the appropriate value. Requires the addition of one function and then wrapping the cli function calls with that function. I suppose its possible it would be even easier than that. --Dave
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