[Help-smalltalk] Executing a system command without waiting for a response

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Hello,

I was wondering what is the best and easiest way to execute a system command
without waiting for a response (I guess it is called asynchronous process?).

Smalltalk#system: waits for the response. For example, when I do:

Smalltalk system: 'gedit'

gedit is opened but the interpreter is locked until I close gedit. I want
the interpreter not to be locked and I want gedit to be still open even if I
quit the interpreter. Is something like this possible?

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