I am working with Python. Having written a script, I try to use os.system()it to open a new terminal, create new tabs and run different commands on each corresponding tab (which appear at the same time).
I am familiar with gnome-terminal, because this is what I used in the past, however, the system I'm currently working with is Raspberry Pi (Raspbian) uses lxterminal.
I always used
os.system("gnome-terminal --tab -e 'command1' --tab -e 'command2' ")
with success, but I don’t know how to reproduce these results using lxterminal. So basically I ask if and how lxterminalto do this.
I can create tabs, no problem, using
lxterminal --tabs=1,2,3
and
lxterminal --tabs=1,2,3 --command="command1"
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lxterminal --tabs=1[--command="command1"],2[--command="command2"]
.... .
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