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In 4.4 '''KCron''' is a module which could be found in <menuchoice>System Settings -> Advanced -> System section -> Task Scheduler</menuchoice>.  If it is not present, please check that you have the '''kdeadmin''' package installed.  In KDE 4.5 you will find it in <menuchoice>System Settings -> System Administration section -> Task Scheduler</menuchoice>.  Some distros make '''KCron''' a separate package, so if it's not visible you should query your repository for it.
In 4.4 '''KCron''' is a module which could be found in <menuchoice>System Settings -> Advanced -> System section -> Task Scheduler</menuchoice>.  If it is not present, please check that you have the '''kdeadmin''' package installed.  In KDE 4.5 you will find it in <menuchoice>System Settings -> System Administration section -> Task Scheduler</menuchoice>.  Some distros make '''KCron''' a separate package, so if it's not visible you should query your repository for it.


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KCron can be started using <keycap>Alt+F2</keycap> or K-Menu.
KCron 可以用ALT+F2或K-Menu启动


=== Hints ===
=== Hints ===

Revision as of 14:42, 25 March 2011

常规信息

KCron是个定期在后台运行程序的工具。他是Cron命令的图形界面。

KCron是个标准的KDE工作区应用程序。

KDE SC 4中的KCron


用法

首先定义你的程序需要的变量和他们的值,然后选择你的应用程序。完成后,你继续选择什么时候应该运行你的程序,这样准备就绪。

In In 4.4 KCron is a module which could be found in System Settings -> Advanced -> System section -> Task Scheduler. If it is not present, please check that you have the kdeadmin package installed. In KDE 4.5 you will find it in System Settings -> System Administration section -> Task Scheduler. Some distros make KCron a separate package, so if it's not visible you should query your repository for it.


KCron 可以用ALT+F2或K-Menu启动

Hints

  • All the files that are modified are located in the /etc/cron directory where there are numerous files to look at.
  • The command-line tool that allows you to have a look at the currently installed cron-jobs is
    crontab -l
    (that's the letter L).