Mac Lo Command Line Dwara Applicaiton Load Cheyatam Ela From Terminal

[kissan]

evarikaina telusa??

[kissan]

any body thr

[kissan]

help pls

[KOTC]

http://www.wikihow.com/Open-Applications-Using-Terminal-on-Mac

hope this will help you out

[Chimidi_Mukku]

open -a AppName

[JAPAN]

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[*]1


Download the .tar file to a general directory.
[*]2


Open a terminal window.
The terminal application will be found under Utilities in the main Application window.
[*]3


Unpack the archived software file.
If the file has the .gz extension first type: "gunzip program.tar.gz".
Then type "tar -xvf units-1.74.tar".
[*]4


Move into the extracted software directory.
cd program
[*]5


Read the README and INSTALL files for software specific information
less README
less INSTALL
[*]6


Configure the software to fit your operating system.
./configure
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[*]7


Build the software package.
make
[*]8


Check the software build.
make check
[*]9


Install the software.
make install
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[JAPAN]

if the file ends with rpm

rpm -ivh <package name> to install
rpm -qa <p.n> or rpm -q to check intallation

recently yum was also introduced............
try it
yum install <p.n>

[JAPAN]

[quote name='KOTC' timestamp='1355769509' post='1302966832']
[url="http://www.wikihow.com/Open-Applications-Using-Terminal-on-Mac"]http://www.wikihow.c...Terminal-on-Mac[/url]

hope this will help you out
[/quote]

deeni kosame chustunna............nice one
good post

[kissan]

thanks all but "open -a <application_name>" launches GUI. The whole purpose of running from terminal is not to use GUI.
Moreover, I'm not admin.. so application is not in Applications folder but on Desktop.

[Chimidi_Mukku]

[quote name='kissan' timestamp='1355770515' post='1302966982']
thanks all but "open -a <application_name>" launches GUI. The whole purpose of running from terminal is not to use GUI.
Moreover, I'm not admin.. so application is not in Applications folder but on Desktop.
[/quote]


Does the Application support command line interface ? Not all applications provide CLI and GUI support.