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@twobob: That works fine for a script, or a command, but, like ixtab said, for an application, it's not really applicable or recommended (eating ALL THE RAM!), especially if the target application is a Kindlet.

Depending on what the target application does, one could potentially try to watch the logs/listen for a specific event to catch its exit and restore the previous state, but that's hackish, potentially unreliable, and out of scope for KUAL.

@nasser: Yeah, I use it extensively in my stuff, but that's because I only launch a quick command, or a very short-term script (a couple of seconds at most) with it.