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Launch Classic at login without the splash screen
This in itself is a nice little hint for starting classic from the CLI:
Launch Classic at login without the splash screen
Well, the only way I can think of to shut down TruBlueEnvironment from CLI is to 'kill' it.
Launch Classic at login without the splash screen
yeah thats what I was thinking... I hate to just kill a running OS though which may have apps, dosc, etc. open. After looking at the kill man pages a bit more I was thinking maybe a kill -6 ("quit"_ may be more in order. Tried it last night on a Classic I started up via CLI and it seemed to shut it down... but I did not have any open apps, docs in Classic running. I personally am not sure of the ramifications of a "Kill -6" though.
Launch Classic at login without the splash screen
osascript -e 'tell application "Classic Support" to shut down'works MUCH better, as it tells classic's pseudo-finder-replacement to actually shut down. I'm not at my box now, so I can't test. experiment and all will become clear. :-) --- |
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