> wrote
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> I'm not sure what you mean by a filelauncher.
> In my window manager I just add the file path to my menu
> by editing a dialog box or config file. which environment are you
> using?
Im using gnome and creating a 'custom application launcher' by rt click
a panel and choosing 'add to
Hi,
Please help I'm at my wits end...
My program comprises of 2 modules and runs a gui written in pygtk2, I
have at the beginning of each:
#!/bin/env python
I made it executable (chmod a+x)
I can run them from a terminal window like
$ /path/to/file.py
this works fine and dandy no probs at all
Hi,
I'm writing a program that downloads audio streams from the net, to do
this I use mplayer and tcpdump, which I kick off as detached processes
(if thats the correct terminology), I do it this way because i'm using
pygtk and I dont want the program to wait for the processes to finish
otherwise th
Hi all,
I've had a dig around on the forums about this and it was suggested to
use 'sudo'.
Well I have done this, I need to call tcpdump so I can sniff the
traffic and find the url's, I've modified my sudoers file so that for
this exe only I need no password.
This seems to be the best way since th
