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--- tutorials:bash_scripting:part2 [2012/02/26 16:30] – rmiles
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-//**3. Adding a GUI interface to a bash script**//
+//**3. Adding a GUI interface to a bash script**//\\
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 GUI interfaces can be used with bash scripts. The script below uses //Zenity// to provide a GUI dialog for selecting an image to convert to .pdf, a second GUI dialog for naming and saving the newly created .pdf file and a third offering the option to delete the image file used to create the .pdf file.
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-There are other GUI dialog programs. KDE has //kdialog// which is based on the Qt toolkit, there is also //dialog//, //xdialog//, //yad/ and others (I'm sure). Their features and syntax vary but if you understand the basics of how //zenity// was used in this script you shouldn't have any trouble sorting out how to use one of the others//.
+//There are other GUI dialog programs. KDE has //kdialog// which is based on the Qt toolkit, there is also //dialog//, //xdialog//, //yad/ and others (I'm sure). Their features and syntax vary but if you understand the basics of how //zenity// was used in this script you shouldn't have any trouble sorting out how to use one of the others//.
-In the next section I''ll discuss a script I use on our print server to shut it down if there is nobody using the lan.
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+In the next section I''ll discuss a script I use on our print server to shut it down if there is nobody using the lan.//
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+**Cheers!**