Is there a way to launch the GUI application frome command line without Window Desktop application(like...
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Is there a way to launch the GUI application frome command line without Window Desktop application(like GNOME)?
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I read the on-line document:
link
I am using Fedora30.
Is it also possible to launch a gui app. on text mode(init 3 state) as on Ubuntu?
I make ~/.xinitrc and put in xterm &
then after command 'startx', freezed small(tiny window on the screen) terminal appeared.
there is no way to exercute any application on this state. I would like to work on text mode while wandering chrome or firefox without getting into init 6.
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I read the on-line document:
link
I am using Fedora30.
Is it also possible to launch a gui app. on text mode(init 3 state) as on Ubuntu?
I make ~/.xinitrc and put in xterm &
then after command 'startx', freezed small(tiny window on the screen) terminal appeared.
there is no way to exercute any application on this state. I would like to work on text mode while wandering chrome or firefox without getting into init 6.
fedora x11 putty
asked 35 mins ago
unmaskunmask
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I read the on-line document:
link
I am using Fedora30.
Is it also possible to launch a gui app. on text mode(init 3 state) as on Ubuntu?
I make ~/.xinitrc and put in xterm &
then after command 'startx', freezed small(tiny window on the screen) terminal appeared.
there is no way to exercute any application on this state. I would like to work on text mode while wandering chrome or firefox without getting into init 6.
fedora x11 putty
asked 35 mins ago
unmaskunmask
64 bronze badges
I read the on-line document:
link
I am using Fedora30.
Is it also possible to launch a gui app. on text mode(init 3 state) as on Ubuntu?
I make ~/.xinitrc and put in xterm &
then after command 'startx', freezed small(tiny window on the screen) terminal appeared.
there is no way to exercute any application on this state. I would like to work on text mode while wandering chrome or firefox without getting into init 6.
fedora x11 putty
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