| The text file starts with #! /usr/bin/wish This line is for the script itself to use the "wish" or WIndowing SHell program to run the script. As long as it is installed and in the /usr/bin/ directory the script should run. As mentioned you need to set the execution bit as described above. And, running from the command line, unless the script is in a predefined $PATH location you will need to precede the command(script) with a "dot-slash" ./ if you are in the same directory
./nameofscript or use the absolute path to the command. for it to execute /after/ setting the execution bit. I bare in mind also you are looking for a GUI solution to run the program but I don't see one right off short of right click --> Open with other application and choose terminal emulator way down at the bottom of the list, option. I don't recommend this as it may not leave the shell window open when it executes and you may miss critical feed back from the script. Running from CLI is painless and better at this point IMO. -- Fred
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