wormwood_3 wrote:
>>> Umm, so just put the ampersand at the end of the command string and
>>> call os.system()
>>>
>
> Not sure what the point of this variation would be if os is being deprecated
> along with commands...
>
He was pointing out that you already had a workable solution with
>>Umm, so just put the ampersand at the end of the command string and
>>call os.system()
Not sure what the point of this variation would be if os is being deprecated
along with commands...
>>However both os.system and the commands module are deprecated in
>>favour
>>of the new(ish) subprocess m
"wormwood_3" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> want to basically spawn the process so it keeps running regardless
> of what the script does next (like running something with " &" after
> it in linux).
Umm, so just put the ampersand at the end of the command string and
call os.system()
> All I ended
Hello all,
I had this question all written up, then found I had the answer:-) So I decided
to share anyway in case anyone found it useful
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I am trying to write a script that will open terminal windows for me, based on
certain criteria. In this case, gnome-termin
