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#1 2011-02-22 02:08:59
- Jrballesteros05
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- From: Valledupar - Colombia
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How can I create a shortcut that run in terminal mode with idesk?[SOL]
Hello everybody, I have a question 
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I've installed Archlinux wih Openbox in a old machine and I made a simple script with connect through telnet to another machine. I remember in gnome I used to edit the file .desktop like this
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Personal Script
Comment=Personal Script
Exec= sh nameofthescript.sh
Icon=file-manager
Terminal=true
Type=Application
Categories=Application;System;
I want to do the same with idesk but I really don't know how to do it and I haven't found anything about it in google.
table Icon
Caption: Script
Icon: /home/you/icons/tux2.svg
Width: 32
Height: 32
X: 680
Y: 174
Command[0]: sh nameofthescript.sh
end
Is it possible to do anything similar with idesk?.. I mean, I have the shorcut working, the main problem is, I need to see the terminal running the script. Does anyone know how to do it?...
Last edited by Jrballesteros05 (2011-05-04 16:44:56)
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#2 2011-02-22 04:34:38
- tjwoosta
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Re: How can I create a shortcut that run in terminal mode with idesk?[SOL]
Which terminal are you using?
do something like
urxvt -e command Offline
#3 2011-02-23 14:09:52
- Jrballesteros05
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- From: Valledupar - Colombia
- Registered: 2009-07-15
- Posts: 16
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Re: How can I create a shortcut that run in terminal mode with idesk?[SOL]
Which terminal are you using?
do something like
urxvt -e command
Thank you very much!!! 
... It helped me a lot.... I could run a terminal first and then I could run the script I made .
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