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| − | + | * The regular everyday application launching example should be with 'execute' not with 'startup notification' | |
| + | * the sh -c example for executing two commands should be there. | ||
| + | ** Also, I'd add a proper simple example using two action and command blocks, since that's better than sh | ||
| + | * the two-application launching should be given an explicit example, not tangled with 'startup notification'. | ||
| − | + | The opaqueness of the documentation wasted a lot of my time. Since I feel really strongly about improved documentation, I helped. My edits were overwritten, and I'm rather insulted. It's still terrible and needs help. [[User:Sy Ali|Sy Ali]] 09:27, 17 August 2008 (EDT) | |
| − | + | The ability to have multiple actions in a keybind is not something that is specific to the execute action, the [[Help:Bindings]] page shows this quite clearly i think. | |
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Latest revision as of 14:53, 11 September 2008
- The regular everyday application launching example should be with 'execute' not with 'startup notification'
- the sh -c example for executing two commands should be there.
- Also, I'd add a proper simple example using two action and command blocks, since that's better than sh
- the two-application launching should be given an explicit example, not tangled with 'startup notification'.
The opaqueness of the documentation wasted a lot of my time. Since I feel really strongly about improved documentation, I helped. My edits were overwritten, and I'm rather insulted. It's still terrible and needs help. Sy Ali 09:27, 17 August 2008 (EDT)
The ability to have multiple actions in a keybind is not something that is specific to the execute action, the Help:Bindings page shows this quite clearly i think.
