Difference between revisions of "Worker - An Introduction"

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You can also have more than one command listed in sequence. Meaning that when setting up a button to do what you want, after the creation of a command, instead of OK'ing out of that window, you add another command, & if needed you keep doing this.

I~~'ve only~~ had a need to do this when I had setup a script that turned dcompmgr on, then ran VLC & the movie that I'd selected in Worker (before hitting this button). The movie would finish & then there was another command that killed dcompmgr. I set this up for both VLC & smplayer.

Fairly recently I had the need to do this when I had setup a script that turned dcompmgr on, then ran VLC & the movie that I'd selected in Worker (before hitting this button of course). The movie would finish & then there was another command that killed dcompmgr. I set this up for both VLC & smplayer.

There are also some other buttons on my system that use more than one command in sequence.

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 You can also have more than one command listed in sequence. Meaning that when setting up a button to do what you want, after the creation of a command, instead of OK'ing out of that window, you add another command, & if needed you keep doing this.
-I've only had a need to do this when I had setup a script that turned dcompmgr on, then ran VLC & the movie that I'd selected in Worker (before hitting this button). The movie would finish & then there was another command that killed dcompmgr. I set this up for both VLC & smplayer.
+Fairly recently I had the need to do this when I had setup a script that turned dcompmgr on, then ran VLC & the movie that I'd selected in Worker (before hitting this button of course). The movie would finish & then there was another command that killed dcompmgr. I set this up for both VLC & smplayer.
+There are also some other buttons on my system that use more than one command in sequence.
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