I installed Ubuntu 12.04, with texlive-full and texworks. When I double-click a .tex file in Nautilus, it pops up a
Do you want to run "xxxxxxxx.tex", or display it contents?
"xxxxxxxx.tex" is an executable text file.
Run in Terminal Display Cancel Run
If I choose Display, it opens texworks.
I'm using a program called node-webkit, but I can't start the program without specifying the full path to the executable file. Is there any way to associate a command (such as node-webkit) with an executable file on Linux, so that the full path to the file won't need to be specified?
Hi there,
After I performed fresh install of Ubuntu 12.04 on sda drive, I cannot change perms on one of the files to make it executable.
I own the file as a user, i ran chmod as user or root with either +x, or u+x, or 700. Command runs, but file is still rw, not rwx.
I even tried to right click on it using GUI, then click the box for the "executable".
I have a few Windows portable applications that I would like to run under WINE. Most of these have simply an executable file (.exe) and a settings file (.ini). There is no install file (launcher). In Windows, I would simply create a folder ProgramName under the C:\Program Files folder. Then I would place the .exe and the .ini file in the ProgramName folder.
How can I run an .sh file in eclipse instead of an executable?
I need to start the executable with a special command. My sh file would look like this optirun ./executable
I need to run the executable file by double clicking.While double click the executable its asking below message
"Myapp" is an executable file. Do you want to execute it? with option
Executable
Execute in Terminal
Cancel
Its running Fine when I press executable. How to run the executable without above message display? in linux.
Hello,
I have a perl program called snp_hwe.pl
I have another program called hwe_test.run which contains the following:
Code:
for file in *.inp
do
cp $file genotype_counts_c.txt
./snp_hwe.exe > $file'.res'
done
I want to change my perl program to an executable program while changing its extension to .exe so the program hwe_test.run can detect it.
Thank you very
Hi,
I have a shell script file 'program':
Code:
#!/bin/sh
* shebang
The interpreter directive, usually called shebang, is the character sequence starting with #! (hash, expclamation-point) at the beginning of the very first line of an executable text file on unixoid operating systems.
The program loader of the operating system may use this line to load an interpreter for this file when executed. This makes it a self-executable script.
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