atjob hscript command

Execute commands at a future time.

Usages

atjob schedules a command to be run n number of seconds from now, or every n seconds.

Note	Jobs only work correctly inside graphical applications.

Note	The job runs at the application’s first opportunity. If the application is very busy (for example, rendering), the job is not guaranteed to run on time.

`-p`	Periodic: run the command repeatedly at the given interval.
`-l`	Print all pending jobs.
`-r id [id2 ...]`	Remove a pending job (prevent it from running). You can specify the ID of a pending job.
`-r all`	Remove all pending jobs.

atjob 300 mwrite -i

Run “write -i” in 300 seconds (5 minutes).

atjob -p 10 mwrite -i

Run “mwrite -i” every 10 seconds.