On Tue, 20 Nov 2001, Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
> so, "DISPLAY=0:0 programname options" will start any x program (should be
> useful in init scripts, as i'd like to have pd to be up-and-running on a
> (re)boot when in a performance mode).
>
> Well, no. It'll start the restricted set of programs that can
> actually run without their interface, but aren't bright enough to
> detect there is no X server running.
either you misread or i didn't make myself clear. the above will not do
what you wrote, but what i wrote, but only if x is already running on
display 0 (standard). the other option is to use the frame buffer if for
some reason you don't want to run x at all or can't (like an embedded
system). but that's complicated and i always have x running.
-dave
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perl -e'@email=split(//,".tenmhd\@nosbud");foreach$letter(@email){$
email=$letter.$email;}$email=~s/(m|net\.)/a\1\1/g;print"$email\n";'
