H huub Registered Feb 7, 2008 #1 Hi, In Linux and BSD I'm using e.g. gnome-terminal to start applications like octave like this: "gnome-terminal -x octave". Is this possible with Terminal as well? I tried to get the man page, but didn't get it. Thanks.
Hi, In Linux and BSD I'm using e.g. gnome-terminal to start applications like octave like this: "gnome-terminal -x octave". Is this possible with Terminal as well? I tried to get the man page, but didn't get it. Thanks.
macbri Mac (r)evolution Feb 7, 2008 #2 How about the "open" command? A text-based command (say, "top") will open automatically in a new Terminal window, e.g.: Code: open `which top` You can also override the default application with -a, if for example some other app tries to open your program: Code: open -a "Terminal.app" `which top`
How about the "open" command? A text-based command (say, "top") will open automatically in a new Terminal window, e.g.: Code: open `which top` You can also override the default application with -a, if for example some other app tries to open your program: Code: open -a "Terminal.app" `which top`
W wraith77 Registered Feb 8, 2008 #3 If you're a Linux guy, I highly recommend the "MacOSX For Unix Geeks" book from OReilly.