Well, the way that you could produce a bash script file and then run it
with only one command would be like this:
echo "#!/bin/bash \nicedove & \nexit" > script.sh && bash script.sh &&
rm script.sh
Just make sure your Lua interpreter can understand the &&
What that does is create a file called script.sh in the current
directory (>), run it (bash), and the attempt to remove it (rm).
The file would look like this:
#!/bin/bash
icedove &
exit
(Assuming there's a bash in your /bin)
That's not the better way to do it, I am sure if I had studied more bash
script I would have a better solution (especially without using
temporary files).
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