On Monday 13 November 2006 21:48, Nigel Henry wrote: > Hi Kevin. Breakage is only on FC2 at the moment, using > KDE-3.2.2-14.FC2.legacy Red Hat, and that "work path" option isn't there, > but I just fired up Kubuntu on the same machine. Kdebase is 4:3.4.3-0ubunt, > and the work path is there. I'd often wondered what this work path line was > for. Now I know. > > Regarding the shell scripts. I've never really known where to put them. I > have a couple in KDE's autostart. One for running sfxload and autoloading a > soundfont, and the other for running df, and printing out an Xmessage when > the the disk is approaching the redline. I usually put them in a bin directory in my home dir, i.e. /home/kevin/bin > So for example. I could create a directory named "Scripts" in /home/user, > then put my script for Breakage, named something like Breakage.sh in it, > and just access the shell script from the "link to application" setup, on > the desktop context menu. Yes, this should work > I'll try the shell script method on FC2, for my only Java app. Just to avoid misunderstandings: the method kitts described, which obviously worked for you as well, is perfectly fine. There is no such thing as the "right" solution, even if sometimes a more robust or elegant solution might exist. Any thing that works without any negative side effects is a correct solution. Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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