Execute command in another terminal and closing it without killing command

For closing terminal without killing script/command we use & operator at last while calling command. Like:

gedit &

_{Here I used gedit as an example command}

Same thing I want to do on another terminal (from current terminal). I am using following command(s) to run script/command onto another terminal:

• gnome-terminal -e 'gedit'


• gnome-terminal -x bash -c 'gedit'

But here if I close new opened terminal, then script/program runnung by [command] also killed. So I've tried using & as follows:

• gnome-terminal -e 'gedit' &


• gnome-terminal -x bash -c 'gedit' &

But none of above is working.

So, How can I achieve this : From current gnome-terminal, Execute command in another gnome-terminal and close that (new-opened) terminal after launching command without killing running command.