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Uses parent directory - Version: 1.4, 5/18/2004 07:43PM PST
andyszy
In response to Hansi's comment: If you set a shell script to open with Terminal, it will be executed from the user's home directory and without a console window. Usually, what you want is to execute the shell script from its parent directory, and with a console window showing the script's output. This is what Shellsilver does. Hopefully Apple will make the default behavior more sensible in the future, and Shellsilver will be unnecessary.
Fixes permissions - Version: 1.4, 11/9/2003 04:11PM PST
andyszy
The new version will fix the permissions if they're not set correctly. The Terminal doesn't do this. It also gives shell scripts a special "shell" icon in the Finder.
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- Uses parent directory
to mdouma46 - Version: 1.4, 11/7/2003 12:52AM PST
daniel43
Well, actually, the trick described by Hansi happens to work.
When I use it, the shell script does get executed.
So what's the point about this application?
When I use it, the shell script does get executed.
So what's the point about this application?
