Sorry for this slightly off-topic post and it not being connected to
the thread that it originally came from, but I remember Tedd was
asking about this.
I'd thought that the executable flag on files didn't do anything for
things like PHP files, etc, but I've just found something that says
otherwise. Seems that in some Linux systems when using the GUI, there
is a switch (in Nautilus at least) that will run a text file if it has
the executable flag rather than open it in a text editor, which seems
to override the default file association behaviour.
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