Re: launcher
- From: Norman Silverstone <norman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 25 Aug 2006 16:20:12 +0100
First, I'm assuming the file is executable. If not, run for example
chmod +x ~/Desktop/yourfolder/file-to-execute
When I double click the file in the folder a window appears from which I
chose run and the application ran.
< snip >
Third, in the "Command" field, type the full path to the now executable
file, which would be
( or /home/your-username/Desktop/yourfolder/file-to-execute )
I did this but, when I clicked the icon on the desktop nothing happened.
Note the capital "D" in "Desktop".
Not sure why you would put the file in a directory on your desktop though -
much neater to put it in ~/bin or something like that - or if you want all
users to be able to execute it, put it in /usr/local/bin .
Because I am very ignorant about the workings of Linux so tend to take
the easy way out.
Norman
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