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The underlying commands can still be logged. Hell, often it is useful to launch a X11 program via a terminal as they will dump useful messages that way. And s
by digi_owl 9y ago
The underlying commands can still be logged.
Hell, often it is useful to launch a X11 program via a terminal as they will dump useful messages that way.
And said output can also be captured in logs elsewhere.
One example of such would be SMPlayer. This is a Qt based media player that wrap MPlayer (and more recently the MPlayer fork MPV). But you can still access the MPlayer CLI output by either launching SMPlayer from a terminal, or going opening the log window from one of its menus.
- weberc2 9y agoTo be clear, this was my point--because of the "action" mechanism, it's trivial to make a timeline.