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On 05/30/12 08:59, Hinnerk van Bruinehsen wrote: |
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>On 30.05.2012 04:37, Joseph wrote: |
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>> On 05/29/12 19:23, walt wrote: |
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>>> On 05/29/2012 06:23 PM, Joseph wrote: |
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>>>> 2.) Application --> Run Program a windows pups up. When I |
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>>>> type: nano 1.txt |
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>>>> Nothing happens. |
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>>> |
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>>> Please be more specific about 'nothing'. Does nano just close |
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>>> immediately with no error message? Does it hang forever until |
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>>> you hit ^C, or what? |
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>>> What do you see if you type 'which nano'? What about 'echo |
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>>> $PATH'? |
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>> which nano gives me: /usr/bin/nano |
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>> I can run nano from command line but when type nano + file name in |
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>> "Run Program" it should open that file but it doesn't, no windows |
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>> pops up. |
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>Since I haven't installed XFCE it's a bit of guesswork: have you tried |
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>"xterm nano"? |
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>That works for me (I'm using gnome, though). You could also try to run |
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>a program with a gui (like firefox). |
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>I don't think that it ever worked for me to enter a shell command and |
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>actually see the result in a window. |
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>WKR |
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>Hinnerk |
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No, "xterm nano" doesn't work either. |
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Joseph |
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