What does search bar invoke when to open a software
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I installed a GUI dictionary - goldendict.
It could be opened from terminal
me@me~$ goldendict
QFileSystemWatcher::removePaths: list is empty
QFileSystemWatcher::removePaths: list is empty
or could be opened from search in Press Super Key
What happened , when open a software from the search shortcut?
Does it run a subshell to open a software like goldendict as
me@me:~$ (goldendict 2&>/dev/null &)
Does it invoke such a command?
bash shortcut-keys
asked Jan 15 at 11:26
AliceAlice
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I installed a GUI dictionary - goldendict.
It could be opened from terminal
me@me~$ goldendict
QFileSystemWatcher::removePaths: list is empty
QFileSystemWatcher::removePaths: list is empty
or could be opened from search in Press Super Key
What happened , when open a software from the search shortcut?
Does it run a subshell to open a software like goldendict as
me@me:~$ (goldendict 2&>/dev/null &)
Does it invoke such a command?
bash shortcut-keys
asked Jan 15 at 11:26
AliceAlice
395110
It invokes the command specified in theExec=...line in the corresponding desktop entry, which is a file with.desktopextension in either/usr/share/applications/or~/.local/share/applications/. You can open that file with a text editor to view its contents.
– danzel
Jan 15 at 11:33
I would assume the systemd tasks responsible for this checks the desktop file on what to execute.ps -ef | goldendictwould tell you most of what you want and you can backtrack the process id to find the source of the command.
– Rinzwind
Jan 15 at 11:33
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I installed a GUI dictionary - goldendict.
It could be opened from terminal
me@me~$ goldendict
QFileSystemWatcher::removePaths: list is empty
QFileSystemWatcher::removePaths: list is empty
or could be opened from search in Press Super Key
What happened , when open a software from the search shortcut?
Does it run a subshell to open a software like goldendict as
me@me:~$ (goldendict 2&>/dev/null &)
Does it invoke such a command?
bash shortcut-keys
asked Jan 15 at 11:26
AliceAlice
395110
I installed a GUI dictionary - goldendict.
It could be opened from terminal
me@me~$ goldendict
QFileSystemWatcher::removePaths: list is empty
QFileSystemWatcher::removePaths: list is empty
or could be opened from search in Press Super Key
What happened , when open a software from the search shortcut?
Does it run a subshell to open a software like goldendict as
me@me:~$ (goldendict 2&>/dev/null &)
Does it invoke such a command?
bash shortcut-keys
bash shortcut-keys
asked Jan 15 at 11:26
AliceAlice
395110
asked Jan 15 at 11:26
AliceAlice
395110
asked Jan 15 at 11:26
AliceAlice
395110
asked Jan 15 at 11:26
AliceAlice
395110
asked Jan 15 at 11:26
AliceAlice
395110
395110
It invokes the command specified in theExec=...line in the corresponding desktop entry, which is a file with.desktopextension in either/usr/share/applications/or~/.local/share/applications/. You can open that file with a text editor to view its contents.
– danzel
Jan 15 at 11:33
I would assume the systemd tasks responsible for this checks the desktop file on what to execute.ps -ef | goldendictwould tell you most of what you want and you can backtrack the process id to find the source of the command.
– Rinzwind
Jan 15 at 11:33
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It invokes the command specified in theExec=...line in the corresponding desktop entry, which is a file with.desktopextension in either/usr/share/applications/or~/.local/share/applications/. You can open that file with a text editor to view its contents.
– danzel
Jan 15 at 11:33
I would assume the systemd tasks responsible for this checks the desktop file on what to execute.ps -ef | goldendictwould tell you most of what you want and you can backtrack the process id to find the source of the command.
– Rinzwind
Jan 15 at 11:33
It invokes the command specified in the
Exec=... line in the corresponding desktop entry, which is a file with .desktop extension in either /usr/share/applications/ or ~/.local/share/applications/. You can open that file with a text editor to view its contents.– danzel
Jan 15 at 11:33
It invokes the command specified in the
Exec=... line in the corresponding desktop entry, which is a file with .desktop extension in either /usr/share/applications/ or ~/.local/share/applications/. You can open that file with a text editor to view its contents.– danzel
Jan 15 at 11:33
I would assume the systemd tasks responsible for this checks the desktop file on what to execute.
ps -ef | goldendict would tell you most of what you want and you can backtrack the process id to find the source of the command.– Rinzwind
Jan 15 at 11:33
I would assume the systemd tasks responsible for this checks the desktop file on what to execute.
ps -ef | goldendict would tell you most of what you want and you can backtrack the process id to find the source of the command.– Rinzwind
Jan 15 at 11:33
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It invokes the command specified in the
Exec=...line in the corresponding desktop entry, which is a file with.desktopextension in either/usr/share/applications/or~/.local/share/applications/. You can open that file with a text editor to view its contents.– danzel
Jan 15 at 11:33
I would assume the systemd tasks responsible for this checks the desktop file on what to execute.
ps -ef | goldendictwould tell you most of what you want and you can backtrack the process id to find the source of the command.– Rinzwind
Jan 15 at 11:33