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Updated example piano script to show use og gtk-launch

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Steve Magnuson 2019-11-20 14:08:31 -08:00
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VERSION="1.7.0"
VERSION="1.7.1"

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#!/bin/bash
VERSION="1.2.0"
VERSION="1.2.1"
# This an example pianoX.sh script.
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# chmod +x piano1234.sh
#===========================================================================
# This example script will change the call sign and other parameters
# EXAMPLE 1: This script will change the call sign and other parameters
# in the Fldigi and Flmsg apps. It makes these
# changes for both the left and right radios. Edit the variables below to
# make your desired changes.
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done
#==========================================================================
# Another thing you can do with a pianoX.sh script is to manipulate the
# EXAMPLE 2: You can manipulate the
# desktop wallpaper, background and foreground, etc.
# Those settings are stored in $HOME/.config/pcmanfm/LXDE-pi. You're on
# your own for creating that script.
#
#==========================================================================
# Another thing you can do with a pianoX.sh script is to automatically
# start an application. Anything that you can start from the menu,
# EXAMPLE 3: Automatically start one or more applications.
# Anything that you can start from the menu
# you can autostart at boot time. You can start any application that is
# called from a desktop file in /usr/share/applications or
# /usr/local/share/applications. Start applications by launching the desktop
# files using gtk-launch. For example, these commands will autostart
# fldigi on the left radio and fldigi on the right radio:
# called from a desktop file in /usr/share/applications,
# /usr/local/share/applications or $HOME/.local/share/applications.
# Start applications by launching the desktop files using 'gtk-launch'.
# For example, these commands will autostart
# direwolf on the right radio, play a WAV file, and start fldigi on the
# right radio:
gtk-launch direwolf-right.desktop
aplay /usr/lib/libreoffice/share/gallery/sounds/kongas.wav
gtk-launch fldigi-left.desktop
gtk-launch fldigi-right.desktop
# Note that you do not need to background (by appending the '&' syumbol)
# each instance of gtk-launch. All instances of gtk-launch will execute.
# You also do not need to specify the location of the *.desktop file.
# gtk-launch will look in the directories listed above for the desktop file.