Linux needs X !?
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Linux needs X !?
Just a noob question...
Will an executable created for linux, in console mode (or even without any kind of interface) run in command line or does it require X to be running ?
Will an executable created for linux, in console mode (or even without any kind of interface) run in command line or does it require X to be running ?
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Yup... me too...
In the manual it states console commands are windows only
I would also appreciate also an "End [ExitCode]" example, cause i can't seem to get any output when the program ends...
Example:
In the manual it states console commands are windows only
I would also appreciate also an "End [ExitCode]" example, cause i can't seem to get any output when the program ends...
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END "no GUI"
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Now we're cooking on gasfreak wrote: Otherwise, you only need the compiled binary. (so no X for console apps )
Smart Arse! (nb. to save missunderstanding this means "Show off" in the UK) hehehehehethefool wrote:I knew i was right
Great!
but anyway, if it'll do console stuff, then thats cool . I can live with that. And well done to Num3 for bringing back from the dead the question I had forgotten all about
my finger is poised on the purchase button right now... but I would REALLY love to be able to download a compiled binary to run a test with, just a basic console style "Hello world" or something, just to make sure it'll run in a server enviroment.
anyway, again. cheers guys