Any way to hide terminal window on Linux

astrasomnus

So I was wondering, on Linux, is there any way to hide terminal window that appears when launching Spine after program itself loaded?
This seem to be potential issue for me, because I'm very clumsy person and I might actually close this terminal window by accident. Which will kill Spine process and close program without warning prompt about saving project

Nate

Sure, you could use:

nohup ./Spine.sh &

& runs it in the background, to it doesn't block your terminal window.

nohup runs another program and discards all hangup signals. This allows Spine to keep running even if the terminal window is closed.

astrasomnus

Nate Yea, I made a perfect solution using your options!
I made another shell script in Spine directory which runs Spine.sh:

cd "${0%/*}"
nohup ./Spine.sh

While adding & into last line inside Spine.sh itself
This way it's possible to launch Spine using .desktop file, it doesn't even show terminal and doesn't print any nohup.out file (which is strange for me, but it's the ideal situation smh, because I don't want to have constantly growing file with kinda useless text in my home directory)

Many thanks!