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Package: noatun
Version: 4:3.2.2-1
If I run the following script in bash:
--- script start ---
#!/bin/bash
echo "1: This is shown before noatun starts."
noatun
echo $?
echo "2: This should be shown after noatun has ended."
exit 0
--- script end ---
Two strange things are happening:
1) The "echo #?"-line generates an output (exit value) of '0'
even though noatun is still running.
2) The "echo 2:.."-line is shown while noatun is running and
this behaviour is messing up my script. It doesn't follow
"typical" Linux behaviour.
I would like noatun to "pause" the script-execution, and the
script should resume when noatun has ended. Such "proper"
behaviour can be seen with other applications such as xmms and
kompare.
Note: I'm using a IBM ThinkPad R40 with kernel 2.6.6 and bash
2.05b-15
Sincerely,
T.Ivarsson
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