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Show the commands that are executed. #245

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maheshrijal opened this issue Sep 5, 2024 · 6 comments
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Show the commands that are executed. #245

maheshrijal opened this issue Sep 5, 2024 · 6 comments

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@maheshrijal
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I would love to see an advanced or dev mode that shows the commands that are going to be run for any selected option. Perhaps this would be more useful to daily Linux users who want to know what happens behind the scenes.

Also, this tool is amazing. ❤️

@lj3954
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lj3954 commented Sep 6, 2024

Each script is completely separate, so this would be quite involved. The linutil TUI has very little control over the scripts it launches.

@jeevithakannan2
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I would love to see an advanced or dev mode that shows the commands that are going to be run for any selected option. Perhaps this would be more useful to daily Linux users who want to know what happens behind the scenes.

Also, this tool is amazing. ❤️

You can press P on any selected option and it will show you the commands that will be executed for the selected option

@maheshrijal
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You can press P on any selected option and it will show you the commands that will be executed for the selected option

Ah! this is similar to what I needed. Looking at the script can figure out what is going to run. Perhaps an indication to P could be added somewhere.

@jeevithakannan2
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jeevithakannan2 commented Sep 17, 2024

Its already implemented in the pre release. The key hints will be shown below. You can try it with the dev branch with

curl -fsSL christitus.com/linuxdev | sh

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As jeevi said above this has been implemented and is in the current release.

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