Very Strange
Jordan Rudderham
jd.rudderham at gmail.com
Sun Feb 10 01:56:17 UTC 2008
Kip Warner wrote:
> On Sat, 2008-02-09 at 18:40 -0600, Jordan Rudderham wrote:
>
>> Just an after-though/question: shouldn't GNOME open the file when I
>> click on it in the GUI?
>>
>
> Provided the executable bit was set, it probably did. If it was a
> console application that doesn't wait for input, it probably executed
> and finished instantaneously. Hold for user to hit a key or some such in
> whatever language you are writing the application in. The GNOME shell
> might execute it in the background and not via terminal. If that
> happens, just your app from the console and execute it from there.
>
>
Yeah, it did have a request for user input, and it never appeared in
the GUI, so I guess it must try to run it in the background. I actually
prefer running stuff like that in the terminal, I just thought it might
be weird that it didn't run the exe in gnome. Sometimes, the default
program to open those files is WINE for some reason.
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