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I have written a simple script as below to run deepin-terminal and pass it a simple command but when I execute this script I get error.



Script:



#!/bin/bash

deepin-terminal -m fullscreen -e "cmatrix | lolcat"


Error:



Failed to execute child process “cmatrix | lolcat” (No such file or 
directory)


If I just pass cmatrix command it works but it does not work with cmatrix | lolcat




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I have written a simple script as below to run deepin-terminal and pass it a simple command but when I execute this script I get error.



Script:



#!/bin/bash

deepin-terminal -m fullscreen -e "cmatrix | lolcat"


Error:



Failed to execute child process “cmatrix | lolcat” (No such file or 
directory)


If I just pass cmatrix command it works but it does not work with cmatrix | lolcat




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I have written a simple script as below to run deepin-terminal and pass it a simple command but when I execute this script I get error.



Script:



#!/bin/bash

deepin-terminal -m fullscreen -e "cmatrix | lolcat"


Error:



Failed to execute child process “cmatrix | lolcat” (No such file or 
directory)


If I just pass cmatrix command it works but it does not work with cmatrix | lolcat




shell-script scripting terminal command deepin




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I have written a simple script as below to run deepin-terminal and pass it a simple command but when I execute this script I get error.



Script:



#!/bin/bash

deepin-terminal -m fullscreen -e "cmatrix | lolcat"


Error:



Failed to execute child process “cmatrix | lolcat” (No such file or 
directory)


If I just pass cmatrix command it works but it does not work with cmatrix | lolcat





shell-script scripting terminal command deepin





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    yesterday












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    – Kusalananda
    yesterday







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Don't cross post, please. askubuntu.com/questions/1062411/…
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The -e option for deepin-terminal, as for most terminal emulators, takes a simple command. A pipeline is not a simple command.



The error comes from the terminal trying to execute a command with the literal name cmatrix | lolcat (including spaces and pipe symbol).



Instead, use



deepin-terminal -m fullscreen -e sh -c "cmatrix | lolcat"


This would execute sh with an in-line script, which runs your pipeline.






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  • Thanks it solved the problem but deepin terminal is not running in fullscreen mode anymore. What about that?
    – Miladdarren
    yesterday






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    @Miladdarren I'm not familiar with deepin-terminal in particular, so I can't really say anything about why it would ignore -m fullscreen when combined with -e.
    – Kusalananda
    yesterday

















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1 Answer
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active

oldest

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active

oldest

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active

oldest

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up vote
1
down vote



accepted










The -e option for deepin-terminal, as for most terminal emulators, takes a simple command. A pipeline is not a simple command.



The error comes from the terminal trying to execute a command with the literal name cmatrix | lolcat (including spaces and pipe symbol).



Instead, use



deepin-terminal -m fullscreen -e sh -c "cmatrix | lolcat"


This would execute sh with an in-line script, which runs your pipeline.






share|improve this answer























  • Thanks it solved the problem but deepin terminal is not running in fullscreen mode anymore. What about that?
    – Miladdarren
    yesterday






  • 1




    @Miladdarren I'm not familiar with deepin-terminal in particular, so I can't really say anything about why it would ignore -m fullscreen when combined with -e.
    – Kusalananda
    yesterday














up vote
1
down vote



accepted










The -e option for deepin-terminal, as for most terminal emulators, takes a simple command. A pipeline is not a simple command.



The error comes from the terminal trying to execute a command with the literal name cmatrix | lolcat (including spaces and pipe symbol).



Instead, use



deepin-terminal -m fullscreen -e sh -c "cmatrix | lolcat"


This would execute sh with an in-line script, which runs your pipeline.






share|improve this answer























  • Thanks it solved the problem but deepin terminal is not running in fullscreen mode anymore. What about that?
    – Miladdarren
    yesterday






  • 1




    @Miladdarren I'm not familiar with deepin-terminal in particular, so I can't really say anything about why it would ignore -m fullscreen when combined with -e.
    – Kusalananda
    yesterday












up vote
1
down vote



accepted







up vote
1
down vote



accepted






The -e option for deepin-terminal, as for most terminal emulators, takes a simple command. A pipeline is not a simple command.



The error comes from the terminal trying to execute a command with the literal name cmatrix | lolcat (including spaces and pipe symbol).



Instead, use



deepin-terminal -m fullscreen -e sh -c "cmatrix | lolcat"


This would execute sh with an in-line script, which runs your pipeline.






share|improve this answer















The -e option for deepin-terminal, as for most terminal emulators, takes a simple command. A pipeline is not a simple command.



The error comes from the terminal trying to execute a command with the literal name cmatrix | lolcat (including spaces and pipe symbol).



Instead, use



deepin-terminal -m fullscreen -e sh -c "cmatrix | lolcat"


This would execute sh with an in-line script, which runs your pipeline.







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  • Thanks it solved the problem but deepin terminal is not running in fullscreen mode anymore. What about that?
    – Miladdarren
    yesterday






  • 1




    @Miladdarren I'm not familiar with deepin-terminal in particular, so I can't really say anything about why it would ignore -m fullscreen when combined with -e.
    – Kusalananda
    yesterday
















  • Thanks it solved the problem but deepin terminal is not running in fullscreen mode anymore. What about that?
    – Miladdarren
    yesterday






  • 1




    @Miladdarren I'm not familiar with deepin-terminal in particular, so I can't really say anything about why it would ignore -m fullscreen when combined with -e.
    – Kusalananda
    yesterday















Thanks it solved the problem but deepin terminal is not running in fullscreen mode anymore. What about that?
– Miladdarren
yesterday




Thanks it solved the problem but deepin terminal is not running in fullscreen mode anymore. What about that?
– Miladdarren
yesterday




1




1




@Miladdarren I'm not familiar with deepin-terminal in particular, so I can't really say anything about why it would ignore -m fullscreen when combined with -e.
– Kusalananda
yesterday




@Miladdarren I'm not familiar with deepin-terminal in particular, so I can't really say anything about why it would ignore -m fullscreen when combined with -e.
– Kusalananda
yesterday


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