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When attempting to retrieve the currently installed version of Jumpapp, I receive an error message:
% jumpapp --version
/usr/bin/jumpapp: illegal option -- -
/usr/bin/jumpapp: illegal option -- v
/usr/bin/jumpapp: illegal option -- e
/usr/bin/jumpapp: illegal option -- s
Usage: jumpapp [OPTION]... COMMAND [ARG]...
Jump to (focus) the existing window for an application, if it's running.
Otherwise, launch COMMAND (with opitonal ARGs) to start the application.
Options:
-r -- cycle through windows in reverse order
-f -- force COMMAND to launch if process found but no windows found
-m -- if a single window is already open and in focus - minimize it
-n -- do not fork into background when launching COMMAND
-p -- always launch COMMAND when ARGs passed
(see Argument Passthrough in man page)
-L -- list matching windows for COMMAND and quit
-t NAME -- process window has to have NAME as the window title
-c NAME -- find window using NAME as WM_CLASS (instead of COMMAND)
-i NAME -- find process using NAME as the command name (instead of COMMAND)
-w -- only find the applications in the current workspace
-R -- bring the application to the current workspace when raising
(the default behaviour is to switch to the workspace that the
application is currently on)
-C -- center cursor when raising application
I think it would be an improvement if the current version number were printed instead.
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When attempting to retrieve the currently installed version of Jumpapp, I receive an error message:
I think it would be an improvement if the current version number were printed instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: