darcs patch: RunInXTerm: a simple module to run comma... (and 1 more)

Hi,
I thought it could be useful to have a small module that checks for
the XTERMCMD and uses it for launching commands in an X terminal.
If you apply the first, then SshPrompt will use it.
All the best,
Andrea
ps: as you may imagine I'm fine tuning my XMonad working installation.
I knew I was going to love it - I didn't mean to waste my time when I
was writing the stuff I needed to write in order to switch -, but I
did not know how much more enjoyable it is when compared to my
previous WM...;-)
Tue Aug 7 12:16:03 CEST 2007 Andrea Rossato

On Tuesday 07 August 2007 05:32:49 Andrea Rossato wrote:
Hi,
I thought it could be useful to have a small module that checks for the XTERMCMD and uses it for launching commands in an X terminal.
If you apply the first, then SshPrompt will use it.
All the best, Andrea
ps: as you may imagine I'm fine tuning my XMonad working installation. I knew I was going to love it - I didn't mean to waste my time when I was writing the stuff I needed to write in order to switch -, but I did not know how much more enjoyable it is when compared to my previous WM...;-)
Tue Aug 7 12:16:03 CEST 2007 Andrea Rossato
* RunInXTerm: a simple module to run commands in an X terminal This is just a wrapper around spawn to launch commands in an X terminal: runInXTerm will check the for the XTERMCMD environmental variable, and use it to run the command. If the variable is not set the command will be executed with xterm. Tue Aug 7 12:19:11 CEST 2007 Andrea Rossato
* SshPrompt now uses RunInXTerm to launch the command
Applied, thanks.
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Andrea Rossato
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Spencer Janssen