Is there a way to make shell-script files (meaning Unix shells: sh,
csh, ksh, etc.) executable by double-clicking that file's icon, by
putting it in the dock or desktop, and so forth?
Gary Morrison wrote:
Is there a way to make shell-script files (meaning Unix shells: sh,
csh, ksh, etc.) executable by double-clicking that file's icon, by
putting it in the dock or desktop, and so forth?
Give them a .term extension. It will launch a Terminal window for them
to run in when you double-click.
Entity Jeffrey Goldberg uttered this profundity:
Gary Morrison wrote:
Is there a way to make shell-script files (meaning Unix shells: sh,
csh, ksh, etc.) executable by double-clicking that file's icon, by
putting it in the dock or desktop, and so forth?
Give them a .term extension. It will launch a Terminal window for them
to run in when you double-click.
.command does the same thing. You need to set the executable for the file before it will acquire the right icon.
-- Gnarlie
Is there a way to make shell-script files (meaning Unix shells: sh,
csh, ksh, etc.) executable by double-clicking that file's icon, by
putting it in the dock or desktop, and so forth?
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