Re: [Summary-Talk] launching summary from command line

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The GUI version of Summary requires that someone be logged in on the
display/console in order to run. As long as someone is logged in, you
can launch Summary from ssh by switching to the Summary directory and
giving the command "open ./Summary\ 2.5.4" (use the actual name of the
Summary application on your machine, which might be different).

If you are already familiar with ssh, it might be simpler to use the
command line version of Summary. That version does not require that
anyone be logged in.

Jason


Vijay-Kumar Solanki wrote:
> 
> we have the non-command-line veriosn of summary;  however to launch it 
> we have to share a monitor and stuff - no kvm switch yet.  I can ssh to 
> that server where it is installed.  can i use the OS X treminal to 
> launch summary?  or is that a no no?

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