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    Refresh desktop command?

    In kubuntu 7.10 its possible to right-click on the desktop and choose "Refresh Desktop". Does this function have a corresponding shell command?

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    Re: Refresh desktop command?

    I'll speculate that's probably a "NO", since the shell has no assumption that a GUI even exists on the system. The Unix shell precedes development of the X server, and Linux.

    But, I could be wrong ..... :P

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      Re: Refresh desktop command?

      DCOP

      DCOP Wiki
      DCOP, which stands for Desktop COmmunication Protocol, is a light-weight interprocess and software componentry communication system. The main point of this system is to allow applications to interoperate, and to share complex tasks. Essentially, DCOP is a ‘remote control’ system, which allows an application or a script to enlist the help of other applications. It is built on top of the X Window System’s Inter-Client Exchange protocol.

      Connect KDE applications using DCOP

      - Examples, how to use dcop


      Using KDE features from the command line
      => dcop refresh:
      Code:
      dcop kdesktop KDesktopIface refresh && dcop kwin KWinInterface refresh
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        #4
        Re: Refresh desktop command?

        Wow -- nice one, Rog! Look at that kdecop window!

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