I can already launch anything from terminal, just with other apps just like > vlc "filename", if I'm in the directory this file is.. so why make terminal do things it supposed not to? Cause you can, and that's what makes Linux different from Windows where are locked in dead environment that updates every app randomly on start...
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I can already launch anything from terminal, just with other apps just like > vlc "filename", if I'm in the directory this file is.. so why make terminal do things it supposed not to? Cause you can, and that's what makes Linux different from Windows where are locked in dead environment that updates every app randomly on start...