[SOLVED] How to add script to desktop?

[Guest]

Hallo,

I created script file named "test" with content "ls -l". How can I add and start this script from Desktop, please? When I try to move it from Dolphin, it creates Icon, but on click is Kate started and not script.

[Rog131]

Re: How to add script to desktop?

One way to do it...


1) Make a script file (test):

#!/bin/sh

konsole --hold -e ls -l

2) Make it executable
Right click the script file > Properties > Permissions-tab


3) Drag&Drop it to the desktop



Executing things with the konsole window:

konsole --help

Usage: konsole [Qt-options] [KDE-options] [options] [args]

Terminal emulator

Generic options:
--help Show help about options
--help-qt Show Qt specific options
--help-kde Show KDE specific options
--help-all Show all options
--author Show author information
-v, --version Show version information
--license Show license information
-- End of options

Options:
--profile <file> Name of profile to use for new Konsole instance
--list-profiles List the available profiles
--background-mode Start Konsole in the background and bring to the front when the F12 key is pressed
--new-tab Create a new tab in an existing window rather than creating a new window
--workdir <dir> Set the initial working directory of the new tab or window to 'dir'
--notransparency Disable transparent backgrounds, even if the system supports them.
--force-transparency Try to enable transparency, even if the system does not appear to support it.
--hold, --noclose Do not close the initial session automatically when it ends.
-p <property=value> Change the value of a profile property.
-e <cmd> Command to execute

Arguments:
args Arguments passed to command

[Guest]

Re: How to add script to desktop?

Aaaah. I didn't use extension.

"test" works in console only, "test.sh" works correct in graphics.
Thanx.