Thanks, Chris and Bill. If that's the only serious way to do it, I'll
experiment along those lines.
I have a system-macro writer called Keyboard Maestro which I guess can be
turned to the purpose.
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 2:02 PM, chris burke wrote:
> Close down and restart is needed to get a cl
Close down and restart is needed to get a clean system.
I have several shortcuts that start J in various ways. So I manually close
J (for me by pressing Esc) and then click a shortcut.
However, restart can be done with something like the following (in Linux):
exit 2!:0 '~/j8/jqt.sh &'
This s
I don't booting up J is idempotent. May be you can try write a script which
kill the current process and then start a new J. (untested)
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018, 6:17 PM Ian Clark wrote:
> Am I the only person with a need to reliably restart JQt (running on OS X)
> with a choice of (diagnostic) star
Am I the only person with a need to reliably restart JQt (running on OS X)
with a choice of (diagnostic) startup scripts?
If not, what do other people do?
Simply loading '~system/util/boot.ijs' requires garbage to be first
identified and erased. Erasing all locales doesn't work, because boot.ijs
