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I open Nautilus by command line in new window. I want to execute another command after nautilus is closed. Like this :

bash -c 'sshfs -o idmap=user [email protected]:/ /media/192.168.1.200 | nautilus /media/192.168.1.200;fusermount -u /media/192.168.1.200'

In this case, I want to execute fusermount -u /media/192.168.1.200 only after Nautilus is closed.

Is possible ?

Addendum: I often multiple Nautilus windows open. So I want to close this window ONLY.

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answered 2 Years ago laiuct · Accepted Answer

Not a concrete answer, but few pointers that may help.

If the window has a unique title, you can get its window id using

NAUTILUS_WINDOWID=`xwininfo -name <title> |grep 'Window id' |awk '{print $4}'`

Now periodically calling xwininfo -id $NAUTILUS_WINDOWID >/dev/null should do the trick.

It returns 0 if the window exists, and 1 otherwise.