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executing a bash script


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What i m trying to do:

 

I wrote a simple bash script which starts a wine application from the terminal.

 

#!/bin/bash

wine /usr/local/share/wine/someapp.exe

 

Then i wanted to start it via Finder/Applications without a poping up terminal!

 

ln -s /usr/local/share/wine/someapp.exe /Applications/someapp.sh

 

right click in Finder under Application/someapp.sh, open with (Terminal).

 

I would like to chose /bin/bash directly to start the script instead of the "Terminal".

 

Any suggestions?

 

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tnx, huhn911

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what i found out:

 

Link the script to /Applications which the name ends with .command

 

ln -s /usr/local/bin/WindowsProgrammSkript /Applications/WindowsProgrammSkript.command

 

or with

 

Applescript

 

do shell script "/opt/local/bin/wine /usr/local/share/wine/winprg.exe"

 

 

for an individual icon; right click on the "Application-Script", select the icon top/left, mv any icon (img2icns!) on the selected icon ...

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