Here's my loop:
#!/bin/bash
count=3
for i in $(seq $count)
do
echo $i
killall midori
midori http://www.test.com/test.html?id=$i &
done
But it won't kill midori and launch another one in the background to continue the loop. Any ideas?
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It most likely works exactly as you want it to, except you're killing midori within a millisecond of starting it, before it gets a chance to open a window or anything.
Try adding a sleep to give it a chance to start up and do something before you kill it:
#!/bin/bash
count=3
for i in $(seq $count)
do
echo $i
killall midori
midori http://www.test.com/test.html?id=$i &
sleep 10
done
