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there's also disown. It's a bash builtin, so you'll have to type "help disown" ("man disown" gets you nothing). E.g. to run touchegg and close your terminal, ke
by unhammer 11y ago
there's also disown. It's a bash builtin, so you'll have to type "help disown" ("man disown" gets you nothing). E.g. to run touchegg and close your terminal, keeping touchegg running:
touchegg & disown; exit
- scrollaway 11y agoI use an alias for it: function launch { type $1 >/dev/null || { print "$1 not found" && return 1 } $@ &>/dev/null &| } alias launch="launch "
- unhammer 11y agowhy the alias as well as the function?
- scrollaway 11y agohttps://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sudo#Passing_aliases https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sudo#Passing_aliases
- unhammer 11y agoah, thanks for that tip :-)