shell error messages not displayed as a message box!!!
why does linux display shell error messages like "dependency not found" in a message box in x???
in windows you would see always see a "dependency not found" message in a message box!!! by the way, why are file names case-sensitive in the shell??? and why do you need to add "\" before every space in a file name with spaces??? |
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Because it's a terminal, not a X server window, and doesn't display graphics. Quote:
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you to have more possibilities of filenames. I won't do the math for you, but if you're interested enough you can calculate how many more with case sensitive versus not case sensitive. Quote:
all the spaces from filenames and replace them with the _ of higher intelligence Code:
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SORRY, I MEANT "why DOESN'T linux display shell error messages like "dependency not found" in a message box in x"!!!!
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user222, this isn't M$windows. You don't have to pay tons of $ to get the kind of popup dialog you want. This is Linux; open sourse, not commercial development to someones pocketbook. If you want popups like that, and you have the programming skills to make it work, then do so and offer it back to the community. If you don't have the programming skills, but know someone who does, get them involved.
Basically, if you want window$ functionality, stay with window$. Linux is a work in process, still growing and improving. Search the boards; talk to people. Someone will hear your plea and will write the code. Live long and prosper. |
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