I have a few things that need to be run every day. Like a diary and a spreadsheet for example. Now I know I can open a terminal and type:
lowriter then press enter and get a blank LibreOffice Writer document. The same works for the commands lodraw and localc.
I just take it a little further and enter something like this in a terminal:
lowriter '/home/user/Name Of Folder/Name of Document.odt'
Will open a document directly in writer.
I use variations on this for things I need to do daily (created a launcher).
I also have something similar in bash scripts for automating working with ImageMagick and LibreDraw together.
Various other programs can be started the same way.
firefox google.com should open google in firefox for example.
Will open a document directly in writer.
I use variations on this for things I need to do daily (created a launcher).
I also have something similar in bash scripts for automating working with ImageMagick and LibreDraw together.
Various other programs can be started the same way.
firefox google.com should open google in firefox for example.