I can’t find a man page or any help for ssft. I want to use it in my bash scripts to select either kdialog (if on KDE) or zenity (if on gnome).
See Shell Scripts Frontend Tool
Surely the help pages are somewhere, but I must be overlooking them.
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I am running Debian 6.0 Squeeze stable right now, and it has a manpage for
ssft.sh. Tryman ssft.sh. If that doesn’t do what you want, let me know and you and I will figure out what does.Update: All right. You have tried the manpage, which doesn’t tell you what you want to know. There does not appear to exist any more thorough documentation for Ssft (maybe, when this is all over, you will write and contribute that very documentation). However, in Ssft’s source appears to be a test script that makes the software do the various things it is designed to do. Sometimes, a good example is even better than a manual. That test script may be just what you need.
To extract the test script, issue a sequence of commands like the following sequence.
When I do the above, the last
lslisting reveals a shell script namedssft-test.sh. Inside that script appear to be several examples of how to usessft.shcorrectly.