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# Command Line
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This section documents the wezterm command line.
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*Note that `wezterm --help` or `wezterm SUBCOMMAND --help` will show the precise
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set of options that are applicable to your installed version of wezterm.*
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wezterm is deployed with two major executables:
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* `wezterm` (or `wezterm.exe` on Windows) - for interacting with wezterm from the terminal
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* `wezterm-gui` (or `wezterm-gui.exe` on Windows) - for spawning wezterm from a desktop environment
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You will typically use `wezterm` when scripting wezterm; it knows when to
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delegate to to `wezterm-gui` under the covers.
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If you are are setting up a launcher for wezterm to run in the Windows GUI
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environment then you will want to explicitly target `wezterm-gui` so that
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Windows itself doesn't pop up a console host for its logging output.
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Note that `wezterm-gui.exe --help` will not output anything to a console when
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run on Windows systems, because it runs in the Windows GUI subsystem and has no
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connection to the console. You can use `wezterm.exe --help` to see information
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about the various commands; it will delegate to `wezterm-gui.exe` when
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appropriate.
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