>>> >>> Is it really not possible this way?? then how to do it the other way ;) >>> any help is highly appreciated.. >>> >>
I believe what Tavish is trying to tell you is the following. Your executable gets launched but it does not execute like you expect because it ends with a no display found error (it does not know which "graphical session" to display the green window in). Setting the DISPLAY environment variable may help you over come this. A similar problem arises when you talked about the echo command. If you have several terminals open in a graphical session, how does udev know where to display the output? What Tavish pointed out was that you can redirect the output of the echo command to the first virtual terminal (press control+alt+f1) with the "> tty0" method but then again, you need to logged into that session. SB -- Mailing list guidelines and other related articles: http://lug-iitd.org/Footer
