Hi Marco.
> Hello,this is the third message I try to deliver,but until
> now nobody answer to me.
I've just checked my archive and this is the first from you I've
seen. Are you sure you used the right address?
> I could suppose that it is also because my question it is
> not totally "Linux-oriented", and involves another argument
> on which a specific mailing list exists
> ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), but I wonder try once more to
> ask if somebody could suggest me a way to realize a script
> that can make start jnos by a GNOME icon from the desktop.
> To use my jnos I have to click on the terminal icon, then
> issue the following commands:
> " cd / "
> " cd jnos "
> " exec ./jnos -g2 -fnos.cfg "
> Any suggestions ??
The following script will do that for you:
===8<=== CUT ===>8===
#!/bin/bash
cd /jnos
exec xterm -e ./jnos -g2 -fnos.cfg
===8<=== CUT ===>8===
This script should be stored as /usr/local/bin/xjnos with mode
-755, and you should then add an icon to run that script to your
desktop.
Best wishes from Riley.
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