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I have a program that I have to run by going into the terminal and typing "./filename". I want make an executable file that types this automatically for me.
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Please elaborate a bit. Does the application need to be run from its own directory and do you just need the command to be run, or you want or need it to be run from a terminal? (What is the application?)
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I have a program that I have to run by going into the terminal and typing "./filename". I want make an executable file that types this automatically for me.
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How can I create launchers on my desktop?
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How can I create launchers on my desktop?
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You need to create a .desktop file to start your filename. See How to Create a .desktop and The Gnome page.
Also read man desktop-file-validate;man desktop-file-install.
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You need to create a .desktop file to start your filename. See How to Create a .desktop and The Gnome page.
Also read man desktop-file-validate;man desktop-file-install.
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You need to create a .desktop file to start your filename. See How to Create a .desktop and The Gnome page.
Also read man desktop-file-validate;man desktop-file-install.
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You need to create a .desktop file to start your filename. See How to Create a .desktop and The Gnome page.
Also read man desktop-file-validate;man desktop-file-install.
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You need to create a .desktop file to start your filename. See How to Create a .desktop and The Gnome page.
Also read man desktop-file-validate;man desktop-file-install.
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Please elaborate a bit. Does the application need to be run from its own directory and do you just need the command to be run, or you want or need it to be run from a terminal? (What is the application?)
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