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[SOLVED] How do I make a launcher with python command? (Brain Workshop)

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I've set the working directory and the same input as I would type if I was in the terminal, which is Code: python brainworkshop.pyw but it does nothing. What do I need to do? Never mind, I set the file association with Python and it looks good now. Still I think I need this program.. :P (Hardware)

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