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I have searched everywhere, from the documentation of the rofi to add the menu item. But I cant do that. Please help me.
One of the easiest method is to create a shell script and add it to /bin.
For example create a file named android.sh with these couple of lines.
#!/bin/bash
sh ~/android-studio/bin/studio.sh
Then search using rofi you should be able to see the listing. Don't forget to make it executible by typing chmod +x android.sh.
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In Windows, you could simply make a .vbs script (Virtual Basic Script) by doing x=msgbox(). But is there a scripting language for Linux?
There is a text/curses program called dialog, which you can call from bash, which is a fine scripting language.
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/natty/man1/dialog.1.html
And you can try some examples,
$ pushd /usr/share/doc/dialog/examples
$ ./calendar
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I installed MON on my Debian box and I am trying to find additional .monitor script examples on the web without success so far.
What I'd like to achieve is a monitor script that will simply check if a process is still active.
Can anyone guide me into the right direction?
Thanks
You can write your own in this direction
ps -ef | grep <processName>
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Onetime I used 1 tool for to draw website sitemap, I forget the name of it and cant find it anymore. It is very easy to use and fast. I only have picture of 1 of mine drawings to show you to help me find out the name of it. I googled for a long time and nothing. It works you make a point and other point and type name of the 1st page and you continue to spread.
The application is called Mindnode. You can get it here http://mindnode.com/.
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Where can I find the time bash utility source code? Is there a website that allows to search for this code?
The time command is from the GNU project, so all of the source code is available there.
Specifically, you are probably looking for this: http://ftpmirror.gnu.org/time/
The time command in Bash is built-in, so it should be found in the GNU Bash source code.
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Sorry for the extremely bad title. What I'm looking for is the notepad++ feature where I can highlight words on right clicking and choosing one of the 5 styles (so that all instances of that word get highlighted with that color), in some editor in linux (Red hat). I know this might be a stupid request, but I find that it helps me in understanding new code.
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SciTE can do this. After you install it, create a script named SciTEStartup.lua in your home directory and add the following line in your ~/.SciTEUser.properties file:
ext.lua.startup.script=$(SciteUserHome)/SciTEStartup.lua
After that you can install this script as described and see all occurrences of a word using Ctrl+. (Ctrl+, to clear).
The default editor Gedit does this with an additional plug-in installed from here: https://github.com/mmuell23/mmuell23