List of CLI commands.
Ray Andrews
rayandrews at eastlink.ca
Mon Mar 26 18:43:19 CEST 2012
On 26/03/12 08:44 AM, gymka wrote:
> you can go "program menu->settings->sessions and startup" so it's self
> explanory, it's logical to search such function in such place. i wrote
> main application and not path how to reach it, because i'm using not
> english xfce(it's possible that you too using not english UI) so my
> path is not accurate. I need to translate that path which i see, and
> if i write xfce4-session-setting it's same il all languages and in all
> possible panel configuration.
Sure, I can use the GUI, but my question is how to do such things from
CLI? Would these instructions be different in different languages?
Anyway, I know that most of the time such changes are made with the GUI
but sometimes CLI is best, for example, I want to make a script of all
my little tweeks to Xfce so that if I have to reinstall I can just run
that script and have everything done at once. Obviously that can't be
done with GUI applets, but with CLI commands it's easy. Also, with CLI
I can keep a log of what I've done:
'xfconf-query -c xfwm4 -p /general/activate_action -s switch'
It would take a long sentence to write out how to do that via the menus.
And with menus, you can forget where things are and have to go hunting:
"Click, click, click, click ... Ooops, not found here. Click, click,
click, click ... not here either. Click click click ... Ooops, I tried
this already. Click click click ... Ah! there it is."
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