On Mon, Nov 19, 2007 at 02:53:05PM -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. creating a single command line with commands separated by &&'s
Did you try a single '&'? Double '&&' will wait for the first command to
execute, and conditionally execute the second command based on the result
of the first.
2. creating a single command line with commands separated by ;'s
3. putting all desired command in a shell script and running *that* instead
None of them do multiple commands and all exist prematurely w/o any error
message to debug since this is GUI land not command line.
You might be able to get something to work with
sh -c "cmd & cmd &"
if you want to be technical, the wm is probably expecting the program to
not return, so you might need something like:
sh -c "cmd1 & exec cmd2"
Dave
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