On Monday 07 July 2003 10:28, Johan Scheepers wrote: > Hi, > I have written some scripts in gedit to mount and umount my other linux > flavours on my system. Do not want them in fstab > OK I did chmod 755 to them and now they show up green. Can be executed with > ./xxxxxx. They are in my home directory. > What I would like to do is.. > 1. execute them from anywhere > 2. Drag them om my user screen and exec from there. > I know this is possible but missing something. > Please some help. > Thanks > Johan > . > May this be a good day for learning
Make a symlink in /usr/bin to the script. Be "su" to do that. I.e. bash#> ln -s /usr/bin/xxxx /home/johan/xxxxx That way you just enter "xxxx" on the CML to run anywhere. Good luck, HarM Incidently: I always use "chmod a+x filename" to make a script executable.
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